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For consideration, I think thicker and more rounded graph lines are more legible. I tried to get it to look more like Mx Power Gadget.

    [bp setLineWidth:1.2f];
    [bp setFlatness: 10.0f];
    [bp setLineCapStyle:NSRoundLineCapStyle];
    [bp setLineJoinStyle:NSRoundLineJoinStyle];

XRG default vs thick and round

Mx Power Gadget

No pull request because I have no idea what I'm doing. This change only affected the GPU and sensor graphs, not the CPU or network graphs.

When you use "Show Desktop" feature (from System Preferences > Mission Control), sticky windows does not stay "sticky" (XRG goes away with all other apps).
Behaviour changed since XRG 2.8.2, still working on 2.8.1.
Tested on MacOS X 10.11.6 and macOS 10.13.

Read the user's locale and set the temperature and other weather module units on first launch.

I see two bugs:

1. No text in the graphs respect the "Appearance > Graph Text > Anti-alias" checkbox.
2. Some text in the graphs respect the "General > Graph Window General Appearance > Enable Anti-Aliasing When Drawing Graphs" checkbox, I would expect all graph text to be controlled by the "Appearance > Graph Text > Anti-alias" checkbox.

Fields affected by item 2 are:

• All text in the GPU graph
• Right-most numbers in the Net graph
• Right-most numbers in the Disk graph

Hi,

I see the latest release on github is 3.2, but only the source code is provided.

Where can I download this version of the app?

I put XRG's window in the corner of an external display (located up and left from the MacBook's display, in case that matters).
When that display is disconnected, XRG is still running and its window shows in Mission Control, but otherwise it is invisible. The Mission Control animation seems to show it coming from the top.

Showing the CPU graph nearly doubles the CPU usage of XRG in my configuration. I suspect this is because of the fast per-core bars; the Fast CPU Bar is already disabled.

It'd be great to have an option to either disable the fast core bars or have them honor the graph update frequency setting.

Thank you for XRG!

With Station ICAO Code: LOAC1, the Weather Graph Display always shows "Invalid Data" after "Fetching Data". That's the code for Mountain View, CA 94040 and surrounding areas.

Title is pretty suggestive I believe. At the moment only 3 sensors can be selected to be displayed on the graph. Would be great if there was no limitation.

See subject and below screenshot.
System: MacBook Air M1 8 core GPU, macOS Big Sur 11.3, XRG 3.0

I also encounter issue #12 - quite funny that the temperature sensors are recognized:

Use Core Location to default to the ICAO nearest to the user, if the user doesn't have an ICAO already set.

I've changed #define USE_ACCELERATE 0 and it works.

Lovely app!

FYI, there's no toggle in Prefs for Vu and Vt in Memory pane - so they can't be hidden. Creates clutter.

This is on XRG 3.0

Between 3.0.0 and 3.1.0, the stats in the stacked graph mode in the Net view went from being on separate lines to a single merged line. For example, instead of:

6.0K Rx
1.2K Tx

it reads:

6.0K Rx1.2K Tx

I believe this is due to a newline being left out in the transition to using XRGCommon to format.

In 3.1.0, line 198 of XRGNetView.m contains the following:

[rightText appendFormat:@"%@ Tx", [XRGCommon formattedStringForBytes:tx]];

where it should probably be:

[rightText appendFormat:@"\n%@ Tx", [XRGCommon formattedStringForBytes:tx]];

Hi,

Could we have a M1 port of XRG please? Tried compiling myself, but alas, have insufficient time to overcome the errors...

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the M1 native binary -- really appreciated.

Two issues:

1. On launch, XRG says "No Battery Found" in the graph list, and does not provide any configuration items with respect to it (despite of course the machine having a battery).
2. XRG offers to launch the "Energy Saver System Preferences" -- this fails on Big Sure since it has been renamed to "Battery".

NRM

Awesome app!

Was wondering if anyone has considered adding toolbar functionality/interface? Would be really nice if we could display CPU/MEM % at the toolbar level and clicking/hovering over it would show the current display window.

Default the battery graph to hidden if first launched on a Mac without a battery.