xmobar, branch 0.12a minimalistic status barhttps://jao.io/cgit/xmobar/atom?h=0.122010-12-24T02:11:37ZVersion bump2010-12-24T02:11:37ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-24T01:33:22Zurn:sha1:73d2eacb856a8beb2133ff9584a209d36ed34467Same infinite loop for Cpu2010-12-21T23:56:30ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T23:56:30Zurn:sha1:dafc31f475ff93bf3f5af881231ef74aaa003138MultiCpu linting2010-12-21T23:39:42ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T23:39:42Zurn:sha1:fac7217f853cb8ea7724cda58adef13a385f3770Bug fix: infinite loop in MultiCpu2010-12-21T23:39:18ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T23:39:18Zurn:sha1:c50207a47e1d6a42d2d71bc5ca0468162673036b
I've been mistakenly blaming Top of an infinite loop after awake; as
it comes, the culprit was MultiCpu, because of a recent change
whereby, on the absence of cpu lines, we were generating an infinite
list of empty fields.
xmobar.cabal: incorrectly ordered entries2010-12-21T23:36:33ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T23:36:33Zurn:sha1:899a31dbdbe3d49f80443e90fbc26f94fa1f72baSamples moved to samples/2010-12-21T11:19:30ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T11:19:30Zurn:sha1:905edcbe535f0270cfae8e66e927a1e1ed49b89aMissing cabal file bits2010-12-21T02:48:44ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T02:48:44Zurn:sha1:35ff8860c6018bc613af96247cba84c6abb3e517Haskell sources moved to src/ to unclutter toplevel2010-12-21T01:36:35ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-21T01:36:35Zurn:sha1:e3853a9cb2a9a2cffa174d1334e2ca8ba610f151Top: better computation of the initial loads2010-12-19T22:35:08ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-19T22:35:08Zurn:sha1:598bfe5deeff079280e8513c55dc7bda3e8cf9a0
... and a bit more strictness, in an attempt to catch the sleep/awake
bug, whose origin has been eluding me all weekend.
Non-throwing parsing of ints and floats2010-12-19T19:52:50ZJose Antonio Ortega Ruizjao@gnu.org2010-12-19T19:52:50Zurn:sha1:eb9f19c593c25eb4ad2a458f00ef486189818ac9