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1) CPUTemperatures()
2) CPUUsagePercent()
3) MemoryUsagePercent()
These functions have been filled out for the LuminaOS-FreeBSD implementation, but not for any of the others yet. The FreeBSD implementation has also not been tested yet.
Also add a new "DisplayNumberToBytes()" function into LuminaUtils for converting sizes in a string format (50M or 50MB for example) into a double with the number of bytes for calculations.
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This just returns the name of the OS template used within the library.
(No action required for OS-specific maintainers, already handled for all templates).
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It is functional at the moment, but still has a few rough edges with regards to the X11 background interface (due to the move from XLib to XCB in Qt5). This reulst in some of the window manager interactions not behaving properly (such as sticky status on panels).
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1) Move the global.h file usage into libLumina exclusively
2) Define a new "LuminaOS::LuminaShare()" function for retrieving the install directory for Lumina (based on the PREFIX/global.h)
3) Change all the other lumina sub directories/projects to use the new LuminaShare() function when necessary.
4) This also fixes up the loading of translations in many of the subprojects (found a bug in the path used in a number of them).
Reason:
Previous implementation *only* worked if you built lumina from the base directory, causing problems with rebuilding individual pieces of Lumina. This also cleans up the general lumina projects as they only need the LuminaOS class loaded instead of knowing about this other possible OS implementation.
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shutdown/restart the system, and enable/disable those options in the logout menu appropriately.
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the AppStore/ControlPanel/QtConfig shortcut definitions into the LuminaOS class for use in other OS's.
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have all the different defines all over the place.
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That will let it persist between login sessions, allowing Lumina to automatically return to the previous setting on login.
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