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tuxctl v0.2.5
v0.2.5 prepares tuxctl for v0.3.0 and adds a few small features early. No key bindings changed.
New
--interval <DURATION>sets how often CPU, memory, and network are sampled. Accepted values are250ms,500ms,1s(the default),2s,5s,10s,30s, and60s. Processes still refresh at most once per second, and services at most every 5 seconds.-h/--helpand-V/--version.- The CPU history on Overview now shows how much time it covers, for example
60sor5m. - The process detail view shows whether a process is a kernel thread or a user process.
- The Logs screen shows journal times in your local time zone. The detail view adds the full date and the UTC offset.
Fixes
- An active search or filter no longer disappears from the status line. Signal results, "Refreshing…", and refresh errors now appear after it.
- A
systemctlcall that timed out after starting helper processes could delay shutdown. Those helpers are now stopped as well.
Under the hood
- Continuous integration: formatting, clippy, tests, and a check against the minimum supported Rust version (1.88).
scripts/contains pty smoke tests and CPU, memory, and redraw measurements.- Internal restructuring prepares for v0.3.0 features: an adjustable interval, disk I/O, filters, and an Esc main menu.
Idle CPU and memory are the same as in v0.2.2: about 0.6% CPU at the default interval and about 5.4 MiB of RSS after 15 minutes. With --interval 5s, idle CPU drops to about 0.2%.
Verification
- 311 automated tests passing
cargo fmt --checkPASScargo checkPASScargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningsPASScargo testPASScargo build --releasePASS- CI green, including MSRV 1.88
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:
tuxctl
tuxctl --interval 2sFull Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.2.5