Okay linux folk, help me out. How do I get sensors to continuously monitor my temps actively. So I dont have to enter sensors each time I want to see the info. It cant be gui as I am sshed into the computer.
I believe I found the command.
watch sensors
a little google never fails.
I use a tool called fancontrol-gui-git that covers all my CPU and case fans. Rather basic, but you can set up simple curves.
You can also check the temps with a lot of widgets, that might differ depending on your window manager. Your distros system monitor should have access to all that.
I am leaving this at unsolved. watch sensors works for everything but the cpu. when i do sensors it works fine but watch sensors doesn’t
My problem is I can do gui. It has to be in terminal/command line. I am ssh in not physical access to the server.
well you should be able to use x11 via ssh and get some fancy temps in a GUI that way. I haven’t used that feature in a decade, but X11 is some old sturdy stuff that has interesting features.
sensors works. but watch sensors doesn’t.
sounds like a case for a good old shell script with grep and shit 
can’t say why it’s missing.
edit: did you detect sensors lately? just to be sure
just installed it. so yea.
it might be as simple as needing to scroll. how would i go about scrolling down after using watch sensors?
/dev/tty2 never failed me. I love Alacritty, but sometimes things just drop under transparency or stuff. Happens to the best of us.
But you should really setup those sensors in a more convenient way. So much good tools out there for exactly these use cases…and I love line charts personally…and terminals don’t do good line charts (shrug@nvtop) 
I have a server that i access via ssh because i dont have a monitor for it. I would rather deal with cmdline vs gui anyways. I am trying to learn more about ssh and command line.
