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Improve CPU table/display #156
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For what it's worth, seeing the total cpu usage and/or the Use% of each core is more relevant (so worth more space!) than the graph when there are many cores. The graph ends up being noise when not zoomed in. |
i agree, is there a way to just show cpu usage and hide the graph? sorry to bump, i love this app and would love to know. I cant see % value of cpu usage in windowed mode... too many widgets taking up space so only the useless graph shows, and the % cpu usage disapppears |
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Opened one to move discussion to if needed: #1520 |
Describe the feature request
Why should we consider this feature request? Describe why, and/or how you think this feature will solve the issue, or overall improve the application:
As mentioned in #132, it's hard to use the CPU chart with many cores.
Seems like it's worth doing a bit of an overhaul with the CPU display. Admittedly, the current design is a bit of an afterthought.
Ideas:
Bring inNot really a fan of how it might look--basic
's bar to give a better indication of usage within the legend section. Option to disable is needed. Test if it looks good at all. Maybe will do, maybe won't.Redo the whole "hiding cores" thing. It's a bit dumb and unintuitive. Not sure what to make it into though, but something to show specific cores easily, and hide others is something I could see being useful.Removed the entire "hiding cores" thing, use below as a solution. May come up with something better.
Currently thinking of making scrolling through an entry only show that entry, so it's obvious what line is what core and be clear.
Searching by core, perhaps? Or some way of instantly jumping to a core - something like vim line jumping (don't we love just using vim commands)?
Adding a "multi-graph" solution - inspired by, of all things, Windows task manager. This would hopefully be an easier way to see multiple core performance at once.
Considering a simple multi-core visualization as well to quickly show usage. Again, idea "inspired" by Windows task manager
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