Aren't many software made for windows fine with wine and virtual machines?

The Wars of the Jews, or History of the Destruction of Jerusalem by Flavius Josephus, translated by William Whiston
Reading it in the terminal with my nifty little cli ebook reader, 'epy'.

Bah, sorry, I thought I tested that...

Does this work?

#!/bin/sh

temp="$(sensors|awk '/^Core/{sum+=$3;lines+=1}END{print int (sum/lines)}')"

printf "Temp: %s°C" "$temp"

Alpine Linux, sway desktop:

https://i.postimg.cc/TpbjWmRj/20210507-10h59m30s-grim.png

Trimmed down the status command so that it only shows battery status & level along with the time.

Try

#!/bin/sh

temp="$(sensors | awk '/Core/{sum+=$3}END{print sum/4}')"

printf "Temp: %s°C" "$temp"

(Untested because my sensors doesn't show a "Core" column. This example presumes four cores with the temperature given in the third field, correct as needed.)

[off-topic]

dice wrote:

My apologies for that off handed remark, i didn't realise ocd was a form of mental illness.

All humans suffer from the "metal illnesses" of greed, hated and delusion.  IMO, there is no need to tiptoe around that. It is irrelevant that deluded Western "therapists" just have to assign a name and acronym for every quirk on the gamut when they themselves are equally "defective", each in their own way.  The naming only excuses certain behavior. Would be nice if we could own and remove our own defects rather than pointing the finger elsewhere. Sadly, self-examination is not a popular activity in the West and thick skins are in increasingly short supply these days . . .

dice wrote:

im quite happy with plain text messaging, although many are not and need pretty printing to alleviate some form of ocd.

Or, just maybe, some people really care about solid text formatting (for usability's sake), which you simply cannot do with plain text. And just because you prefer the primitive way of doing something, that doesn't automatically make it more reasonable. And it certainly doesn't mean that people who don't prefer it are mentally ill.

In early September 2018, we lost one of our closest friends and our biggest fan, our manager Nick John. He was essentially the band’s Dad. From our highest highs to our lowest lows he was always there. Every single move we made went through him first as our trust in him was marrow deep. His favorite band besides us and Gojira, was Led Zeppelin. We were asked to perform “Stairway to Heaven” at his funeral. Afterward, finding out that someone had recorded it, we figured we should record a studio version and release it on Record Store Day as a tribute to Nick with all the proceeds to be donated to pancreatic cancer research. We would not be the band we are today without the help of Nick John. We miss him dearly and think of him always. We love you buddy.