The CPU temperature columns are cut off and only showing the left-most digit of temperature. The CPU core percentages are being cut off, digit visible is a '1' when a core is being used 100%. The CPU usage graph is distorted and missing some sections at times.
To Reproduce
I've only observed this behavior when running bpytop on a display connected to a Gentoo system (TTY or terminal emulator, same behavior). Tested using ssh from my Arch system into my Gentoo system, and this behavior is not displayed on the Arch side.
Expected behavior
Normal columns formatting, as I've seen on any other distro I've used this on
Screenshots
Screenshot of the buggy behavior
Info (please complete the following information):
bpytop version: 1.0.67
psutil version: 5.7.3
(Linux) Linux distribution and version: Gentoo
Terminal used: Observed in TTY, KDE Konsole, and Yakuake
Font used: Observed using 'Hack' and 'Monospace' fonts
Python version: 3.9.7
Additional context
'~/.config/bpytop/error.log' is empty, even after running bpytop --debug. Although, it seems that option flags are not working for me, as bpytop -v launches like normal instead of displaying versions (might be a setup mistake on my end, not sure).
Describe the bug
The CPU temperature columns are cut off and only showing the left-most digit of temperature. The CPU core percentages are being cut off, digit visible is a '1' when a core is being used 100%. The CPU usage graph is distorted and missing some sections at times.
To Reproduce
I've only observed this behavior when running bpytop on a display connected to a Gentoo system (TTY or terminal emulator, same behavior). Tested using ssh from my Arch system into my Gentoo system, and this behavior is not displayed on the Arch side.
Expected behavior
Normal columns formatting, as I've seen on any other distro I've used this on
Screenshots
Screenshot of the buggy behavior
Info (please complete the following information):
Additional context
'~/.config/bpytop/error.log' is empty, even after running
bpytop --debug
. Although, it seems that option flags are not working for me, asbpytop -v
launches like normal instead of displaying versions (might be a setup mistake on my end, not sure).