- Replace SMP real CPU group enable with individual real CPU enables.
I've had requests for this feature from people with 24 - 32 cpu machines
where there is insufficient vertical space for all cpu charts and they
want to split the CPU charts into multiple gkrellm stacks with --config.
- Add option to show/hide CPU panel labels so only a krell can be in the
panels. Not showing CPU panel labels saves vertical space - for systems
with medium to large numbers of CPUs. I find it useful with 4+ CPUs.
To make up for no panel label, added new chart label format string options
that draw the CPU label on the chart.
Temp and fan sensors cannot be relocated to CPU panels if labels not shown.
mail.c: replace deprecated g_mutex_new() with g_mutex_init() and
fix const discarded warnings.
plugins.c: gkrellm_place_plugin() change code that inserts plugins into
monitor_list to avoid compiler warnings.
Patch from Ville Skytta: fix issues flagged by cppcheck:
- netbsd.c: add some close(fd) calls before returns in gkrellm_sys_battery_init().
- winops-win32.c: add a free() in gkrellm_winop_place_gkrellm().
Bugfixes:
- chart.c: flag config modified when changing a chart's Resolution per Grid.
- fix memory leaks in multiple files: add g_thread_unref() for all GThread
pointers returned from g_thread_new() calls.
Apply a slightly modified version of a patch provided by Pierre Neyron
that allows to enable/disable new network interfaces by default.
This feature is especially helpful for VM or container setups where many
network interfaces are created.
GLib version 1 is very outdated by now and not available in any recent
Linux distribution. Keeping this code around without actually being
able to test it makes little sense so let's get rid of that.
- Use g_thread_new instead of g_thread create
- Drop explicit call of g_thread_init, it is done implicitely by GLib
since 2.32
- Since this bumps the minimum required GLib version add and extend the
pkg-config based version checks to error out on older GLib versions
Read sensor information from the GPU-Z shared memory area if present.
As with all sensor backends on Windows this needs the GPU-Z tool
running in the background.
Mark mount points of type cifs as remote filesystems to make gkrellm use
nfs-timeout as polling interval instead of the standard fs-timeout which
should only be used to poll local filesystems.
Thanks to Gerard Neil for submitting this patch.
Accessing mount points to determine free space actually triggers a
mounting operation of autofs mounts. This results in all autofs mount
points to be always-mounted while gkrellm is running, something which
is hardly desirable.
Thanks to Gerard Neil for submitting this patch.
Only initialize Libgcrypt threading functions on GnuTLS < 2.12 which
does not do this automatically. Also drop explicit linking against
Libgcrypt on newer GnuTLS version.
This should allow GKrellM to work with a GnuTLS that uses Nettle instead
of Libgcrypt as its cryptographic backend.
Bill Wilson
Stefan Gehn