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-U
-u
Hi,
nload currently shows me on a host with just two weeks of uptime:
nload
Ttl: 37505.16 GByte
This should better be displayed like this:
Ttl: 37.50 TByte
Currently -U only supports unit prefixes up to G for "Giga". Adding T for Tera (and maybe even already P for Peta and E for Exa) would be helpful.
G
T
P
E
And given that there are off-the-shelf 400 GBit/s network interfaces out there, supporting the Tera unit prefix for -u starts to make sense as well.
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Add units TiBit, TiByte, PiBit, PiByte, TBit, TByte, PBit and PByte
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Fix rolandriegel#13
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Hello.
Units tebibit, tebibyte, pebibit, pebibyte, terabit, terabyte, petabit and petabyte has been added in #6.
Here's an example of nload -u Hi on my machine:
nload -u Hi
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Hi,
nload
currently shows me on a host with just two weeks of uptime:This should better be displayed like this:
Currently
-U
only supports unit prefixes up toG
for "Giga". AddingT
for Tera (and maybe even alreadyP
for Peta andE
for Exa) would be helpful.And given that there are off-the-shelf 400 GBit/s network interfaces out there, supporting the Tera unit prefix for
-u
starts to make sense as well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: