it's gotten so good over the years. it's really usable now, it's just a fancy gpu-accelerated terminal app with some fun shaders integrated with it that you can dial up or down at wish
I started to forget all the shortcuts tho :<
Hopefully I wrote them all and their description in an easy to access screen on the client
Just created a simple tool to count down all your network traffic on linux, since I'm now on a metered connection
Need to add some options, like to prefill offset values, or save current value and load them automatically back later
But that at least makes a basic, simple and light way to see how much data I consume ^_^
I mean the packaging system is fine (even if a bit complicated, I love aptitude tho), but ubuntu really doesn't know how to do a clean system that's still simple to use
there are bugs and shit everywhere >_>
I also finally got to write a little systemd unit to automatically run the monitor script at boot time (which opens up the tmux in a service and runs all the things inside)
I'm impressed bc the original tool had very long code to manage what I litteraly recoded in 32 lines (the circular heatmap part)
Recoding from scratch really can help sometimes
I love heatmaps. They make visualizing things easier, including rythm and reccurence if you can render the periodicity of the measure well
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