It's not clear whether libwnck-based functionality will ever have a
counterpart on Wayland, so it seems pointless to replace libwnck with
libxfce4windowing at this stage.
Completes: ecd1e1a645
Related: #75, #78
This just gets it running properly, but disables features that are
difficult or impossible to do on Wayland (the window selector, and the
stuff that uses libwnck). At least it doesn't segfault on startup
anymore.
Fixes: #73
MemAvailable is in /proc/meminfo since Linux 3.14.
This aligns the reported memory usage with the memory usage
reported by xfce4-systemload-plugin.
Closes!10
- Do more lazy updates
- More robust to quick process creation/deletion
- Use bsearch to look in the sorted list of processes.
Should consume less resources..
- move the percentage calculation to init_timeout(), use g_format_size() here too
- carry memory/swap used vs total all around
- make the XtmProcessStatusbar swap and memory properties strings instead of float
Based on a diff from Ján Sucan, thanks!
Note to translators: this changes some strings, mostly removing % in format printing
Fixes a SIGABRT at startup on OpenBSD, for some reason deep in the glib/libc
stack the va_list arg p is lost.. g_strlcpy() is equivalent here, and even faster.
Add missing include for geteuid() missing declaration
xtm_process_window_show_swap_usage() in process-window.
Fix various compiler warnings from main.c task-manager.c and
app-manager.c.
Add optional link on libwnck (default=yes) and build a new object from
app-manager.c to keep an up to date list of applications with their name
and icon. Use it inside the task manager object to display inside the
tree view.
A leak occured in the timer code, and thus the memory was growing over
time. Cf. src/task-manager.c(model_update_tree_iter), the old_state
variable was not free'd.
Plugged other static leaks at the same time.
