On Fri, 6 Nov 2015, Anthony Walter wrote:
To Debian based Lazarus users, if you have the inclination can you test
this out, or provide some feedback:
http://www.getlazarus.org/apps/cpugraph/
Here is a video of the program if you want a better idea of what it does
before you try it:
http://cache.getlazarus.org/video/cpugraph-scrub.mp4
* Note to testers *
I've written code to enabled system wide hotkey detection which may not
work in environments toolkits where Gtk doesn't own the root window.
I use KDE.
If Super + U (super is the Windows key) doesn't toggle the graphing window
visibility, please let me know what "echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP" returns in
a terminal.
It doesn't toggle, and the value of XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP is KDE.
Please enable sizing/moving (or at least moving) and hiding of the window;
it is the first thing I tried to do but it doesn't work.
I also suggest adding a legend to the slider at the bottom.
I had no idea what it was supposed to do.
And lastly, consider adding a context menu on the window,
where I can choose 'Quit' or so. It took me some time to
realize I had to do this through the toolbar.
The toolbar menu has 'Show the CPU usage graph'.
At first sight it didn't do anything, so I thought
it would open/close the window. It does not.
Only later I realized it stops the animated graph.
Other than that, nifty tool.
Michael.
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