v6.2.0

Changelog

6.2.0

• Add a new --memory-percentage flag to display used memory in percentage.

Rolv Apneseth:

• Minor fixes to the documentation (#274)
• Display readouts in the configured order (#275)
• Add a new GPU readout (#278)
• Add a new disk space readout (#283)

Adrian Groh:

• Add a workaround for failing Android build (#280)
• Fix lint warnings (#281)

Matthias Baer:

• Migrate from tui-rs to ratatui (#287)
• Improve CI

feefs:

• Implement a dedicated spacing customization option for the palette

Xiangkun Liu:

• Fix some of the palette's color names

Charlie Lin:

• Fix build issues between ratatui and color-to-tui

Thank you to everyone that has contributed to this release, your support
is greatly appreciated.

6.1.8

• Don't panic when unwrapping ReadoutKey::from_str (Fixes: #270)

6.1.7

• All dependencies have been bumped to their latest version.

6.1.6

libmacchina has been bumped to v6.3.1 which:

• Fixes a bug that causes framerate to appear as nil on certain macOS systems
  (Author: @123marvin123)

6.1.5

• Fixed --version not displaying the version (Author: @123marvin123)

6.1.4

Fixes

• We hope this release addresses the build issues that have been occurring lately.

Features

libmacchina has been bumped to v6.3.0 which includes a new feature:

• Implement backlight readout for macOS (Author: @123marvin123)

6.1.3

Yanked.

See this comment for specifics.

6.1.2

• Fixed an issue that caused installations through cargo to fail due to a
  malformed lockfile.

6.1.1

• Updated dependencies to their latest versions
• Removed --export-config flag
• Renamed CHANGELOG.txt to CHANGELOG.md

6.1.0

Yanked.

See this commit message for specifics.

6.0.6

Bump libmacchina to v6.1.0:

• Fixes a bug that causes the package readout to display "0 (cargo)" if
  $CARGO_HOME/bin is empty.
  (Macchina-CLI/libmacchina@22a7df0)
• Fixes a bug that causes the network readout to return an IPv6 address in some cases.
  (Macchina-CLI/libmacchina@608a1dd)

Contributors:

• @luckman212

6.0.5

• Fix incorrect target_os for a particular cfg! flag.