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Glances - an easy CLI overview of your system (CPU, mem, I/O)

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Re: Glances - an easy CLI overview of your system (CPU, mem, I/O)

#3
You'll probably want to change the name. HP/UX has similar performance monitoring tools named Glance and GlancePlus that are unlocked via license keys. These tools have been around for at least 15 years, they are installed with the base OS (and thus are well known within the community), and perform the same functions as your software (performance monitoring).

Re: Glances - an easy CLI overview of your system (CPU, mem, I/O)

#4
post #3

You'll probably want to change the name. HP/UX has similar performance monitoring tools named Glance and GlancePlus that are unlocked via license keys. These tools have been around for at least 15 years, they are installed with the base OS (and thus are well known within the community), and perform the same functions as your software (performance monitoring).

Also it looks like the font the interface uses is a bit rounded. I'd recommend something blockier to prevent litigation.

Re: Glances - an easy CLI overview of your system (CPU, mem, I/O)

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post #3

You'll probably want to change the name. HP/UX has similar performance monitoring tools named Glance and GlancePlus that are unlocked via license keys. These tools have been around for at least 15 years, they are installed with the base OS (and thus are well known within the community), and perform the same functions as your software (performance monitoring).

Also it looks like the font the interface uses is a bit rounded. I'd recommend something blockier to prevent litigation.

explain?

Re: Glances - an easy CLI overview of your system (CPU, mem, I/O)

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post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Also it looks like the font the interface uses is a bit rounded. I'd recommend something blockier to prevent litigation.

explain?

I think it's referencing the Apple/Samsung rounded corner patent fun.

Re: Glances - an easy CLI overview of your system (CPU, mem, I/O)

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post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Also it looks like the font the interface uses is a bit rounded. I'd recommend something blockier to prevent litigation.

explain?

bad joke about rounded corners (see the samsung vs. apple case)
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