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Resource Monitor for GNOME shell
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IO Speed text for Storage and Network is varying in size and becomes illegible #97

Closed hsiktas closed 2 months ago

hsiktas commented 2 months ago

Description

After updating to Beta v18, the displayed text for the current disk and network IO is changing constantly, and it becomes difficult to read. It is also very distracting when I am trying to look at other things on my screen.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Update to Beta v18 on Ubuntu 23.10 with Gnome 45.2 on X11
  2. ???
  3. Profit

Screenshots

Screencast from 2024-04-07 02-11-33.webm

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Additional Context

I haven't seen this with any previous version, and it was only introduced with this version. The issue remains after rebooting the system.

ljuzig commented 2 months ago

I temporarily reversed font autosizing until it's fixed, and it will be live as soon as it gets reviewed.

ljuzig commented 2 months ago

@hsiktas please update from extensions.gnome.org or from the release in this repo. I kept the layout rendering optimizations but removed the font auto-resize and it should be ok now. Some feedback is appreciated, thank you!

hsiktas commented 2 months ago

Thanks. I can confirm that this issue has been fixed. 👍

makecraft commented 2 months ago

This still occurs in Beta v20 Grabación de pantalla desde 2024-04-17 10-37-16.webm

makecraft commented 2 months ago

This still occurs in Beta v20 Grabación de pantalla desde 2024-04-17 10-37-16.webm

@ljuzig

ljuzig commented 2 months ago

@makecraft It was very likely related to #110 try beta v21

makecraft commented 2 months ago

@ljuzig the problem persists in v21

ljuzig commented 2 months ago

@makecraft please open a new issue and provide full info about your problem, including your OS, gnome version, etc.. Try to disable all other extensions and record a video of all Astra Monitor's headers. Try to add network speed, storage speed and 2 sensors to see how they behave. Thank you!