btop++ (v1.0.16) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.16

• Fixed: atomic_wait() and atomic_lock{} use cpu pause instructions instead of thread sleep
• Fixed: Swapped from atomic bool spinlocks to mutexes to fix rare deadlock
• Added: Continuous Build workflow for OSX branch, by @ShrirajHegde
• Changed: Reverted thread mutex lock to atomic bool with wait and timeout
• Changed: Removed unnecessary async threads in Runner thread
• Added: Try to restart secondary thread in case of stall and additional error checks for ifstream in Proc::collect()
• Fixed: change [k]ill to [K]ill when enabling vim keys, by @jlopezcur

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.15) Vim keys

Changelog v1.0.15

• Fixed: Extra "root" partition when running in snap
• Changed: Limit atomic_wait() to 1000ms to fix rare stall
• Fixed: Removed unneeded lock in Runner::run()
• Added: Toggle in options for enabling directional vim keys "h,j,k,l"

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.14) Bug fixes and start of OSX development

Changelog v1.0.14

• Changed: Total system memory is checked at every update instead of once at start
• Added: Continuous Build workflow, by @ShrirajHegde
• Fixed: Uid -> User fallback to getpwuid() if failure for non static builds
• Fixed: snap root disk and changed to compiler flags instead of env variables for detection
• Added: Development branch for OSX, by @joske

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.13) Better symbol compatibility

Changelog v1.0.13

• Changed: Graph empty symbol is now regular whitespace

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.12) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.12

• Fixed: Exception handling for faulty net download/upload speed
• Fixed: Cpu percent formatting if over 10'000

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.11) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.11

• Changed: atomic_wait to use while loop instead of wait() because of rare stall when a signal handler is triggered while waiting
• Fixed: Get real / mountpoint when running inside snap
• Fixed: UTF8 set LANG and LC_ALL to empty before UTF8 search and fixed empty error msg on exit before signal handler init
• Changed: Init will continue with a warning if UTF-8 locale are detected and it fails to set the locale
• Added: night-owl theme, by @zkourouma

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.10) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.10

• Added: Wait for terminal size properties to be available at start
• Changed: Stop second thread before updating terminal size variables
• Changed: Moved check for valid terminal dimensions to before platform init
• Added: Check for empty percentage deques
• Changed: Cpu temp values check for existing values
• Fixed: Cpu percent cutting off above 1000 percent and added scaling with "k" prefix above 10'000
• Fixed: Crash when rapidly resizing terminal at start

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.9) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.9

• Added: ifstream check and try-catch for stod() in Tools::system_uptime()
• Fixed: Freeze on cin.ignore()

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.8) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.8

• Fixed: Additional NULL checks in UTF-8 detection
• Changed: Makefile: Only look for g++-11 if CXX=g++
• Fixed: Missing NULL check for ttyname
• Changed: Only log tty name if known

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.

btop++ (v1.0.7) Bug fixes

Changelog v1.0.7

• Fixed: Crash when opening menu at too small size
• Fixed: Cores not constrained to cpu box and core numbers above 100 cut off
• Fixed: Scrollbar position incorrect in small lists and selection not working when filtering

Binaries for each architecture are statically linked and works on kernel 3.2.0 and newer.