Display Ubuntu nickname about macchina

[grtcdr]

Ah, great, thanks !

Of course 🚀

How about submitting an issue upstream ? I'm sure they would be glad to fix it !

I'm sort of busy right now, but I guess I can do it when I find the time.

[grtcdr]

Deal, can you send me a screenshot of /etc/os-release so I can see which field contains the nickname?

[ngirard]

Sure, I'll even attach a copy if the file to this issue.

But you might not even need it, since there's a dedicated crate from the folks behind Pop!OS for parsing this file.

The info I was referring to is contained in the version field.

os-release.zip

[grtcdr]

But you might not even need it, since there's a dedicated crate from the folks behind Pop!OS for parsing this file.

We already use it :)

In their docs examples they seem to have mixed up the values of VERSION with VERSION_ID.

VERSION_ID is always just the version, VERSION is the one that contain extra text such as (Focal Fossa).

I've already pushed this change to libmacchina Macchina-CLI/libmacchina@973856d, the next release will use VERSION over VERSION_ID whenever possibe (unlike what the commit message says)

[ngirard]

Ah, great, thanks !

How about submitting an issue upstream ? I'm sure they would be glad to fix it !

[grtcdr]

Hey there! Cobalt should fix your issue.

Have a great one 🍻

[ngirard]

Hehe, indeed, thanks !
Adopted !

macchina --no-ascii --theme Boron --no-box --bar --box-title "" -X Host -X Machine -X Kernel -X Distribution -X Packages -X LocalIP -X Uptime -X ProcessorUsage -X Memory --spacing 1

[grtcdr]

macchina --no-ascii --theme Boron --no-box --bar --box-title "" -X Host -X Machine -X Kernel -X Distribution -X Packages -X LocalIP -X Uptime -X ProcessorUsage -X Memory --spacing 1

Hehe, indeed, thanks !
You're welcome 🍻

There's no need to use -X multiple times, you can use it once like this:

macchina -X battery processusage

You can also use --no-title instead of --box-title "".

[ngirard]

There's no need to use -X multiple times

Thanks for your feedback. It would be worth adding to the CLI help, because intuitively I first tried -X Package1,Package2 and didn't expect space as a separator.

You can also use --no-title instead of --box-title "".

Noted, thanks !

[grtcdr]

Thanks for your feedback. It would be worth adding to the CLI help, because intuitively I first tried -X Package1,Package2 and didn't expect space as a separator.

You're right, but once you use one Rust cli tool, they're all very similar, as we all use clap and structopt, and space is by default the options separator.

[ngirard]

once you use one Rust cli tool, they're all very similar, as we all use clap and structopt, and space is by default the options separator.

I'd respectfully disagree ;-) As first counterexample out of my mind: Navi

[grtcdr]

Notice I said "default", because clap does let you require a delimiter for certain subcommands flags, but we don't require any delimiters, to let you do what you need to do, without typing as much.