SystemUptime #492
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Thanks for the PR! I will try to integrate it soon 馃檪 |
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I'm new to GIT. Have I to do anything now? |
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@NurNano nothing in particular, don't worry about the conflict for now. I still have to review your PR, sorry for the delay |
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Im proud to say I've done my first Steps in Python 馃コ
Added a SystemUptime Routine that gets the runtime of the System like wished in Incident #448.
There are two new values you can get.
['STATS']['UPTIME']['SECONDS']['TEXT'] --> uptime from the system in seconds
['STATS']['UPTIME']['WITHDAYS']['TEXT'] --> formatted uptime from the system in the format "49 days, 16:47:16"
Tested it on Windows 11, Debian 12 and virtual Display via theme editor.