Uptime location experiment

https://github.com/aristocratos/bpytop/blob/59916c9a85f416d1927d2c6b3e3abdee0708a5fe/bpytop.py#L1640

Changed this to:

out += f'{Mv.to(y - 1, x + w - 32)}{THEME.graph_text} up {cpu.uptime} '

I modified the uptime display location in my copy of bpytop just to see how it would turn out. I haven’t gotten sophisticated enough to add the vertical green lines, but I have to say for now I’m just fine with how it looks, after adding a space at the beginning and end.

It works at all window sizes, and should have enough room at 80x24 even on a system with up to 999 days of uptime. There does seem to be a small glitch when it rolls over from 23:59 hours to 0:00, which leaves two spaces at the end instead of one until the app is restarted (or you get back to 10:00 or more hours of uptime).

I’m not offering this up as a pull request for now, but I am curious why anyone would not want this to be the default. It actually seems to balance the menu bar out a bit now that the mini mode indicator has been added to the left side. The balance would be even better if " days" was changed to “d” to make it more compact. Then it could be moved over to about x + w - 29 instead of x + w - 32.

Of course the main point of trying this out was because I didn’t like the way the current uptime location interferes with the CPU graph rendering. This fixes that, for me, in a way that I like, and I wonder what others think of doing it this way.

[aristocratos]

Since this relates to design choices rather than functionality and is very subjective, I’ll leave this open for others to voice opinions before making any changes.

[RedBearAK]

I’m going to close this since there seems to be little interest in moving the uptime, and the battery info is now inhabiting the top bar.