commit 048144dd69faf87abbcb28d9507f744f2aef6018
from: Benjamin Stürz <benni@stuerz.xyz>
date: Thu Jan 04 21:17:14 2024 UTC

minor changes

commit - d27e2808427887d6ed81e2f7c07654b9da564789
commit + 048144dd69faf87abbcb28d9507f744f2aef6018
blob - 2d10930a7072ada31106b513e634ad08535b6e59
blob + cd760b84449a472464d9fc0dfe0ebfa66d7a95af
--- README.md
+++ README.md
@@ -7,10 +7,19 @@ $ make
 # make install
 ```
 
+## Keybindings
+```
+q       = quit
+1-5     = hide/unhide panels
++/-     = increase/decrease delay
+SPACE   = pause/resume
+```
+
 ## TODO
-- apmtop.1
+- man page
 - Better error handling
 - Code looks a little ugly
+- Add Farenheit mode, for people with a lot of freedom
 - Bonus: calculate the cpuspeed() multiple times, between calls to update(),
   and average the result, to make the measurments more precise
   (cpuspeed can jump a lot, even within 100ms)
blob - da783449c0beaccea9b9c9b817e13b5bb1fb4d12
blob + 6753a50e89ff13a567e57cff3e604b5503261cc3
--- apmtop.c
+++ apmtop.c
@@ -290,7 +290,7 @@ draw (struct display *dpy)
 	clear ();
 
 	draw_graph (&dpy->g[G_CPUUSAGE],	"CPU: %d%%",	0, 100);
-	draw_graph (&dpy->g[G_CPUTEMP],		"CPU.: %d C",	0, 100);
+	draw_graph (&dpy->g[G_CPUTEMP],		"CPU: %d C",	0, 100);
 	draw_graph (&dpy->g[G_CPUSPEED],	"CPU: %d MHz",	INT_MAX, INT_MIN);
 	draw_graph (&dpy->g[G_BATTERY],		"BAT: %d%%",	0, 100);
 	draw_graph (&dpy->g[G_POWER],		"PWR: %dmW",	INT_MAX, INT_MIN);
@@ -447,5 +447,6 @@ main (int argc, char *argv[])
 
 done:
 	endwin ();
+	free (dpy.cpus);
 	return 0;
 }