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Improve glxinfo call, OpenBSD sensors fix #1494
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It's enough to get the gpu infos and it's way faster.
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* Use `glxinfo -B' instead of `glxinfo' It's enough to get the gpu infos and it's way faster. * OpenBSD: fix cpu sensors informations, add ksmn(4) and adt(4)
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Hi,
Here are small fixes:
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glxinfocallglxinfois taking a major part of the global neofetch' run time here, using the-Bflag is enough to get the GPU. On 100 iterations, it's 2 times faster!OpenBSD: fix sensors output
Looks like other OSes use "%2.1f", but OpenBSD uses "%2.2f". I had the cpu at 3725°C instead of 37.25°C.
While here, i've added adt(4) and the more recent ksmn(4).