Remove w and use native Rust to check tty idle times #32
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sghael
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Aug 31, 2024
sghael
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- Monitors the idle time for each TTY device by subtracting the last access time of the device from the current system time. The minimum idle time across all checked TTY devices is used.
- organize imports
- update Readme and sample conf file (old conf file will still work, but the comments have been updated)
…um idle time across /dev/tty* files
…ed commented code.
…ent to idle_display. Some cleanup.
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Related to #28 |
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If we can get this over the finish line, I suggest a minor version update for SemVer, as these changes should be backwards compatible for existing .conf files. |
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