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2009-11-11cpufreq: widget rewritten, governor symbols enabledAdrian C. (anrxc)1
2009-11-04De-obfuscate e-mail addressAdrian C. (anrxc)1
2009-10-26Ensure returned numbers are of type numberAdrian C. (anrxc)1
Thanks to Felix for bringing this to my attention. Obviously there was already a safety net for feeding progressbars and graphs... and while this makes for a good coding practice it's not a big deal. We have widgets of type textbox for one, and a lot of string concatenation happens. Strings are formatted, markup is applied...
2009-10-04cpufreq: use string library for find/matchAdrian C. (anrxc)1
2009-10-02cpufreq: widget type rewrittenAdrian C. (anrxc)1
It also won't break anymore when voltage support is missing since it happens so often. But there are no handlers for the frequency or governors - if you don't have those what the hell are you doing with this widget anyway?
2009-09-29Rewrote all headersAdrian C. (anrxc)1
2009-09-14General cleanupAdrian C. (anrxc)1
2009-08-07All worker functions are local.Adrian C. (anrxc)1
2009-08-03CPU frequency widget included.Adrian C. (anrxc)1
The cpufreq widget supplements the cpu widget. It returns the current CPU scaling frequency (in MHz and GHz), voltage (in mV and V) and governor information for a requested CPU. If supported by the processor and correct kernel modules are loaded.
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