Terminal-based CPU stress and monitoring utility
Full Changelog: https://github.com/amanusk/s-tui/compare/v1.1.4...v1.1.6
psutil
dependency to fix frequency being displayed in GHz instead of MHzs-tui
now supports power reads on AMD CPUs. Thanks to a PR from @schaerfo ! Thanks! #166
This require running s-tui
as root and running modprobe msr
prior to initiating s-tui
All Intel based CPUs now also require running s-tui with as root to get power metrics following a Linux kernel patchIn newer Linux kernel versions, access to reading power sensors has been restricted to root users only. s-tui
still works but will not display power statistics without invoking it with sudo
Bug fixes and stability
Bug fixes and stability Any sensor with similar names will have a suffix, usually indicating more than 1 processor, but not necessarily.
This has been a long time in the making. s-tui 1.0 is ready. There are many changes compared to the original version
Everything was made to be a lot more modular, adding a new source is simply implementing all the class methods.
Some features were removed. Part of making s-tui
more modular meant that some features that were specifically tailored to certain systems were removed. e.g.
Help developing s-tui
. There are plenty of features waiting to be developed. Feel free to open pull requests or request new features
save settings
button. The settings are saved in the default config directory #48