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Remove 8 cores limit in CPU widget #45
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This is a good change, thanks for the PR. I'll add a command line option and pull this when I do that. |
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Remove 8 cores limit in CPU widget
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Added two cli options for showing percpu and average cpu load. Thanks for the PR! |
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This PR removes stupid 8 cores limit in CPU widget and makes load stats a little bit more configurable. Both per-CPU and average load stats are now optional and aren't exclusive. If none of those options are set, CPU widget falls back to the old behavior.
It should be trivial to add command line option with three possible values (
percpu,average,both), but I can't come up with a name for such option.