New: CPU Usage Statistic #65
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- This PR brings the latest that libmacchina has to offer, starting from a new feature, which is quite nice to have, and that is CPU usage/load. Did I hear you say "bar"? Yes you can use bars to visualize your processor's load! - It also fixes a slight little copy & paste mistake, which I'm happy didn't cause any trouble. - Another neat little feature is the --no-title flag, so if you don't like the idea of box titles, you're in luck, you no longer have to use --box-title "" to achieve what --no-title's purpose.
- This was mostly done to accomodate for CPU usage, so that every readout that can display a bar, can have a nice aesthetic because all the bars are stacked on top of each other. And another reason, is because the order of readouts before this change, did not make much sense, at least to me.
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A while back, there was a discussion (#39) around what features we should include, and I've decided to jump on the CPU usage idea, especially after one of our NetBSD users suggested it.
I present to you, CPU%, another element that can turn into a bar 😄
