But it does show the total ram in the system in ram size, but not the actual amount of ram used in a size. Or the words "Allocated memory" next to a half character wide bar that means nothing to me (text only). If changed I can get a list of the cpus, in random order no less, and color coded, and then a graph ABOVE those with the corresponding colored lines. The 16 cpu graphs were replaced with a pie chart and a percentage of something. I had disk usage widgets that under the new style just show 3 color bars with no labels and upon further poking those colors didn't actually represent the usage of any disk I had in any meaningful way. For example with the memory usage widget which contains the physical and swap usage, if I turn off auto ranging the line graphs just completely overshoots the display even when the max Y setting set to 99999 which is the max value.
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But I can't seem to figure out how to set that up properly. Lastly any way to make a line graph "absolute"? I know there's a data range setting with a tickbox for automatic range. Is the only way really just to set up multiple widgets for each device/interface? I guess this could be solved with a different style as well if it would work.Īlso there doesn't seem to be an option to setup information from multiple devices within the same widget but separately. It really helps making the widgets nice and compact. If it doesn't work yet why is it included in this release?Īnd then I want to have the legend/value on or around the bars/lines. There's the button to get new display styles but does that even work? I get that there might be nothing available as it is new but it's just stuck on initializing for me.
My biggest issues are the following:įirst of all, I would like to have horizontal bars but I don't see any option to do that.
Is it possible to setup up the new widgets the same (or at least similar) way than it was before? Here's a picture how I had it before.
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