X-Git-Url: https://git.xinqibao.xyz/slstatus.git/blobdiff_plain/2b8e20472378217bef7f8601cd2fc1dfee02559c..f9f72a06f11de9ecd1b14811eba63c6e8c7a1165:/README.md?ds=sidebyside

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@@ -5,26 +5,28 @@ slstatus
 
 If you write a bash script that shows system information in WM_NAME, it executes a huge amount of external command (top, free etc.) every few seconds. This results in high system resource usage. slstatus solves this problem by only using C libraries and/or reading from files in sysfs / procfs.
 
-Looking at the LOC (lines of code) in the [Conky project](https://github.com/brndnmtthws/conky) is very interesting: **28.346 lines C++, 219 lines Python and 110 lines Lua**. slstatus currently has about 500 lines of clean, well commented C code and even includes additional possibilities as it can be customized and extended very easily. Configuring it by editing config.h (a C header file) is very secure and fast as no config files are parsed at runtime.
+Looking at the LOC (lines of code) in the [Conky project](https://github.com/brndnmtthws/conky) is very interesting: *28.346 lines C++, 219 lines Python and 110 lines Lua*. slstatus currently has about **600 lines of clean, well commented C code** and even includes additional possibilities as it can be customized and extended very easily. Configuring it by editing config.h (a C header file) is very secure and fast as no config files are parsed at runtime.
 
 The following information is included:
 
 - battery percentage
 - cpu usage (in percent)
+- custom shell commands
 - date and time
 - disk numbers (free storage, percentage, total storage and used storage)
 - available entropy
+- username/gid/uid of current user
 - hostname
 - ip addresses
+- load average
 - ram numbers (free ram, percentage, total ram and used ram)
 - temperature
-- volume percentage (alsa)
-- wifi percentage
+- uptime
+- volume percentage + mute status (alsa)
+- wifi signal percentage and essid
 
 Multiple entries per function are supported and everything can be reordered and customized via the C header file config.h (similar to DWM).
 
-![screenshot](screenshot.png)
-
 ## Usage
 
 ### Installation
@@ -37,7 +39,7 @@ Put the following code in your ~/.xinitrc (or similar):
 
 ```
 while true; do
-    slstatus
+	slstatus
 done &
 ```