Finally felt like this was a good point to set the version to beyond pre-release. It feels feature-complete enough that I'm comfortable claiming that this is a good point setting it to v0.1.0.

Since last time, what was done:

Features

• Ability to reset all data collection.

• Addition of timeouts to prevent overfilling the input queue.

• gg and G to navigate tables.

• Automatic colour generation for graph elements - this is handy for the CPU core display, especially with how core counts are rising rather quickly.

• For Linux, addition of total RX/TX statistics. This is currently unavailable in Windows.

• Flag to see CPU scaling by either percentage of current usage or total possible usage.

Changes

• Added scaling factor to CPU percentage in processes - this will hopefully mean it is a bit more indicative of actual CPU usage by a process.

• The binary name is now just btm. Easier to remember and type!

• Controls were changed a bit - Ctrl+direction to navigate between widgets now.

• Movement of CPU legend and network legend to out of the graph - this is required for both tui-rs limitations and the fact that CPU legends would be unfeasible for even a 16 core system.

• dd now has a dialog so you don't accidentally kill the wrong thing. No more killing PID 1... haha...

• Unselected widgets will no longer show scroll position to be a bit more clear about what your scroll will change.

Bug fixes

• Probably too numerous to count...

Visible features added:

• Freezing of displaying

• Help display

• Scrolling for temp and disk list if they are too long

• RAM values in chart

• Arrows to indicate sorting direction

Other stuff:

• Removed some unwraps that really shouldn't be there

• Removed stale entries, fixed bug regarding removing stale entries

Added support for Windows to the current feature set of Linux, as well as fixing some bugs.