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CPU Core names are listed in pure alphabetical order, with CPU10 and CPU11 being listed before CPU2. It'd be better to list them using a more natural sort. Afaik this is a new issue in v4.1.0, it is not present in v4.0.1. Here's an image:
gotop version:
gotop v4.1.0 (20210125T182337)
OS/Arch:
Arch Linux/5.10.10-zen1-1-zen
Terminal emulator:
Alacritty
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I don't believe there were any changes that would have caused this; if you get a chance to download v4.0.1 (from the releases page) and try it, I'd be interested to see whether there's a difference. I don't have more than 8 cores so I can't see myself. In any case, whether it's a regression or not, it's ugly the way it is so we'll get it fixed.
CPU Core names are listed in pure alphabetical order, with CPU10 and CPU11 being listed before CPU2. It'd be better to list them using a more natural sort. Afaik this is a new issue in v4.1.0, it is not present in v4.0.1. Here's an image:
gotop version:
gotop v4.1.0 (20210125T182337)
OS/Arch:
Arch Linux/5.10.10-zen1-1-zen
Terminal emulator:
Alacritty
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: