tuxctl v0.2.2
v0.2.2 makes tuxctl lighter while idle and fixes the Overview layout on narrow terminals. No keys or screens changed.
Collector lifecycle
journalctlnow starts the first time you open the Logs tab instead of at startup.- Services are only collected while the Services tab is visible. Each time you open it, the list refreshes once, and no
systemctlruns while the tab is hidden. - A paused Services collector is no longer shown as
stale. - Idle cost drops as a result:
- startup RSS is about 250 kB lower
- after 15 minutes on Overview, RSS is about 5.4 MiB (6.1 MiB in v0.2.1)
- idle CPU is slightly lower
Narrow-layout fixes
- Overview no longer hides logical CPUs without a "… N more" line.
- A taller terminal never shows fewer CPUs than a shorter one.
- RAM, GPU, storage, and network are no longer drawn as headings without content; a section that doesn't fit is left out.
- Dense CPU cells keep a space between the label and the value.
- Tab labels no longer run together at 40 columns. Narrow terminals use short labels (
Ovr Proc Svc Logs Net), and mouse clicks follow them.
Verification
- 278 automated tests passing, including resize sweeps across 40–160 columns and 15–60 rows
cargo fmt --checkPASScargo checkPASScargo clippy --all-targets --all-featuresPASScargo testPASScargo build --releasePASS
Minimum supported terminal size: 40×15. Minimum supported Rust version: 1.88.
Installation
Linux only
git clone https://github.com/Seqat/tuxctl.git
cd tuxctl
cargo install --path .Then run:
tuxctlFull Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.2.2