v1.10.2

A .2 release? In this economy?
Resources 1.10.2 is here with another small round of bugfixes and improvements!

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • Usage values for Intel NPUs were implausible

• 📈 Improvements

  • Added power usage monitoring for Intel GPUs using the xe driver
  • Added core frequency monitoring for Intel NPUs

→ Get it via Flathub: flathub.org/apps/net.nokyan.Resources

v1.10.1

It wouldn't be a Resources release with a .1 bugfix patch right after it, so here is Resources 1.10.1 with two bugfixes and an improvement:

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • Fixed a unit conversion error when calculating per-process memory usage
  • Fixed network speeds not being displayed correctly depending on settings

• 📈 Improvements

  • Resources should now be easier to find in your application launcher due to new keywords in the .desktop file

→ Get it via Flathub: flathub.org/apps/net.nokyan.Resources

v1.10.0

Today marks the release of Resources 1.10 with support for new hardware, software and improvements all around! Enjoy! :)

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • Column names were not announced to screen readers
  • Apps view and Processes view were hard to navigate using just a keyboard
  • CPU frequency reading could be off for some users
  • Titles of drives were not updated when the data unit prefix was changed

• ✨ New features

  • Added support for AMD NPUs using the amdxdna driver (note that your kernel and firmware need to be up-to-date for proper detection)
  • Searching for multiple process names at once is now possible using the “|” operator in the search field
  • Added support for detecting AppImage apps managed by appimaged
  • Added support for detecting apps managed by Portable
  • LXC bridge network interfaces are now properly detected

• 📈 Improvements

  • CPU usage of Resources’ companion process has been cut down significantly
  • Resources’ companion process now also offers debug logs
  • Improved app detection by adhering to the XDG standard for cgroups better
  • Per-process memory usage is now determined by VmRSS — this will lead to higher memory readings overall. Further improvements to gathering per-process memory usage are being explored along with ways to perhaps make this a user-controllable option.
  • Less Cargo dependencies
  • AdwAboutDialog’s newer features are now in use
  • Decimal base will now always be used for network speeds when displayed in bits per second

→ Get it via Flathub: flathub.org/apps/net.nokyan.Resources

v1.9.1

Resources 1.9.1 is here with a small bugfix!

• 🐛 Bug fixes
  • Too many unnecessary warnings when reading files

v1.9.0

After quite some time since the last update, Resources 1.9 has been released featuring lots of more languages and a bunch of small new features! Enjoy! :)

Note that this release asks for an additional Flatpak permission: network access. Resources needs this permission to get link information for Wi-Fi interfaces. If you don’t need this information, you can keep network access disabled. Resources does not connect to the Internet in any way.

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • Certain notebook docking stations could mistakenly be recognized as a GPU
  • The fallback tab name for batteries was “Drive”

• ✨ New features

  • Added translations for lots of new languages such as Bulgarian, Finnish, Hebrew and Slovenian thanks to the wonderful people of GNOME Damned Lies
  • Support for the new “xe” driver for Intel GPUs
  • Link information is now also shown for Wi-Fi interfaces (thanks to @peterdk)
  • Resources can now halt graphical updates when its window is not in view to save on power
  • “Commandline” column in the Processes view
  • “Uptime” entry in the CPU view

• 📈 Improvements

  • Power usage reading should be improved for some GPUs
  • Numerical values are aligned to the right in the Apps and Processes views for better readability
  • Added support for PCIe 7.0 and PCIe 8.0
  • Internal changes for less code complexity and clearer architecture (thanks to @pjungkamp and @peterdk)
  • Even more trace logs

→ Get it via Flathub: flathub.org/en/apps/net.nokyan.Resources

v1.8.0

Resources 1.8 has landed with new features, quality of life updates and better support for more hardware along with an update to the new GNOME 48 runtime. Enjoy! :)

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • In certain configurations Resources was unable to read CPU temperatures

• ✨ New features

  • GPUs, drives and network interfaces can now show their link types and speeds (thanks to @peterdk)
  • Added support for trace logs — run Resources with the environment variable RUST_LOG=resources=trace set to get highly verbose logs
  • Added support for reading temperatures of Raspberry Pi CPUs
  • Added support for monitoring Raspberry Pi GPUs when running on kernel 6.12 or higher
  • Updates in the Apps and Processes view are now paused when Ctrl is held
  • Added a column for combined memory and swap usage to the Apps and Processes views

• 📈 Improvements

  • Resources now supports type-to-search, making the “Show search on start” option obsolete
  • Improved behavior of the side panel especially when in portrait mode
  • Battery detection has been improved and power calculation now works in more configurations (thanks to @peterdk)

v1.7.1

Resources 1.7.1 has been published including a hotfix for a critical bug and a small improvement for network interface detection.

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • GPU, encoder and decoder usage stats for NVIDIA GPUs were displayed as 0% most of the time

• 📈 Improvements

  • Improved detection for VPN tunnels

v1.7.0

Resources 1.7 has been released, containing support for Neural Processing Units (NPUs) and other improvements. Enjoy!

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • Dialogs could be weirdly cutoff at very small window heights
  • Compute usage was not shown as GPU usage for AMD GPUs

• ✨ New features

  • 🌟 Support for monitoring Intel Neural Processing Units (NPUs)
    • This support is still limited to core usage only, as that's the only thing the Intel driver exposes
  • Added a column for swap usage in the Apps and Processes view
  • Added temperature graphs

• 📈 Improvements

  • Multiple processes can now be selected in the Processes view
  • Improved handling of media engines on newer AMD GPUs
  • Graphs can now include 600 datapoints (up from 300)
  • Added more tests for statistics gathering code

v1.6.0

Resources 1.6 has been released, containing mostly internal changes along with some new features and more preparations for GNOME Circle. Enjoy!

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • Multiple dialogs (e. g. Settings dialog) could be shown at the same time
  • Resources could freeze sometimes after the device wakes up from sleep
  • Apps installed in local folders (e. g. /usr/local/share) were not recognized
  • Sidebar ordering could get messed up when a new drive or network interface was detected
  • Accessibility hints and tooltips were not translatable
  • Resources could not detect power usage of some batteries

• ✨ New features

  • Dialog for changing a process’ priority and CPU affinity
  • Resources and resources-processes now accept commandline arguments to help with debugging
  • Context menus for items in the Apps and Processes views

• 📈 Improvements

  • Graphs now have rounded corners
  • Memory usage over time has been reduced
  • Vastly improved debug messages
  • Improved app detection
  • Debug messages are disabled per default when using the release profile (can be enabled by setting the appropriate environment variable: RUST_LOG=resources=debug)

v1.5.1

Resources 1.5.1 is a small bugfix and GNOME Circle preparation release.

• 🐛 Bug fixes

  • AMD GPU usage could be displayed to be higher than 100 %
  • Resources detected HID batteries resulting in unnecessary battery pages with little to no information
  • AMD GPU power usage couldn’t be determined sometimes

• 📈 Improvements

  • Smaller GNOME Circle related fixes and improvements