Install Glances on Debian
by
Pierre-Yves Landuré
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last modified
Aug 16, 2018 06:33
Glances is a local monitoring software that displays various statistics of the system state. This post ease its installation on Debian.
This how-to is tested on:
- Debian 7.0 Wheezy
- Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander
This how-to is tested with theses Glances' versions:
- 1.7.4
Installation from Debian repository
If Glances is available in your distribution repositories, install it:
if [[ -n "$(command apt-cache pkgnames 'glances')" ]]; then
command apt-get install 'glances'
else
command echo "Glances is not available in your distribution repositories.
Please proceed with the installation from sources."
fi
Installation from sources
Environment preparation
Install the needed software:
command apt-get install 'python-dev' 'python-jinja2' 'python-psutil' \
'python-setuptools' 'hddtemp' 'python-pip' 'lm-sensors'
Detect the hardware sensors available on your system:
command sensors-detect
Note: You can additionnaly install software dependencies not available in Debian repositories:
# command pip install 'batinfo' 'pysensors'
Software installation
Install the software with pip:
command pip install 'Glances'
Glance is now available on the system:
command glances
Upgrades
Upgrade the software with:
command pip install --upgrade 'Glances'
Thanks
- Thanks to NicoLargo (fr) for creating Glances (en).