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# Device filtering
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Some devices have quite a number of data points; on OSX, for instance, there are dozens of temperature readings. These can be filtered through a configuration file. There is no command-line argument for this filter.
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The list will grow, but for now the only device that supports filtering is the temperature widget. The configuration entry is called `temperature`, and it contains an exact-match list of comma-separated values with no spaces. To see the list of valid values, run gotop with the `--list devices` command. Gotop will print out the type of device and the legal values. For example, on Linux:
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$ gotop --list devices
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Temperatures:
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acpitz
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nvme_composite
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nvme_sensor1
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nvme_sensor2
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pch_cannonlake
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coretemp_packageid0
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coretemp_core0
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coretemp_core1
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coretemp_core2
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coretemp_core3
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ath10k_hwmon
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```
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You might then add the following line to the config file. First, find where gotop looks for config files:
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```
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➜ gotop --list paths
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Loadable colorschemes & layouts, and the config file, are searched for, in order:
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/home/ser/workspace/gotop.d/gotop
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/home/ser/.config/gotop
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/etc/xdg/gotop
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The log file is in /home/ser/.cache/gotop/errors.log
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So you might use `${HOME}/.config/gotop/gotop.conf`, and add (or modify) this line:
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```
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temperatures=acpitz,coretemp_core0,ath10k_hwmon
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```
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This will cause the temp widget to show only four of the eleven temps.
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