[BUG] CPU Temperature Not Visible (Cut off)

[scchearn]

Describe the bug

On CPU with 16 cores, the CPU temperature gets cut off. I guess it's because bpytop adds a third column and space is a bit tight.

To Reproduce

Run bpytop on system with 16 core (or more) CPU.

Expected behavior

Visible CPU temperatures.

Screenshots

I would gladly do with less CPU usage graph to make space for CPU temp.

Info (please complete the following information):

• bpytop version: 1.0.35
• psutil version: 5.7.2
• (Linux) Linux distribution and version: Manjaro Linux x86_64 5.7.19-2-MANJARO
• Terminal used: bash 5.0.18
• Font used: Roboto Mono Light
• Python version, 3.8.5

[aristocratos]

@scchearn
bash 5.0.18 isn't a terminal but the shell you are running, need to know which terminal emulator.

From the issues you're having I would guess you are using konsole?

Looking at the screenshot I'm pretty sure this is a font problem related to #100, see the last comments for a possible solution.

[delta-one]

I'm having the same problem with Yakuake and MesloLGS NF. Switching fonts indeed solves the problem, though I don't really want to do that (Meslo is highly recommended for the oh-my-zsh theme I'm using).

[aristocratos]

@delta-one
You could patch the font you want to use using the font-patcher from https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts and use the font that worked as source to fill out any missing symbols. Should be a workaround for konsole/yakuake not rendering the fallback font correctly.

[delta-one]

Tried patching it myself, but installing the font-patcher is a fucking mess (incl. the python vs. python2 vs. python3 mess).

[g6avk]

Turning off "Bi-Directional text rendering" in konsole/yakuake fixed this for me. But I don't use any custom Fonts so mileage may vary.

[delta-one]

Turning off "Bi-Directional text rendering" in konsole/yakuake fixed this for me. But I don't use any custom Fonts so mileage may vary.

That does the trick for me as well.

[aristocratos]

@g6avk

Turning off "Bi-Directional text rendering" in konsole/yakuake fixed this for me. But I don't use any custom Fonts so mileage may vary.

That does the trick for me as well.

Great find, will add this to the readme as a possible fix for konsole/yakuake.

[scchearn]

@g6avk

I can confirm that this works for my configuration too. Thank you.

[g6avk]

I have had Emails about finding this Bi-Directional text rendering setting.
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