UI
- F1 Dashboard now holds CPU/MEM/storage/network/services/disks in a
single dense view (was split across F1/F3/F4). F2 Logs stays separate.
- CPU and MEM rendered inline (label + bar + summary on one row) so the
dashboard fits more on screen.
- DataTables and Services list capped for compactness; services sorted
with interesting+running first.
Refresh
- Three tiers: fast (1s) for system+network, medium (5s) for storage+
services, slow (30s) for disks (smartctl is heavy). Each tier runs
in an exclusive worker group so overlaps are dropped, not queued.
Log filter
- Bindings (a / 1-4) moved from LogsTab container to the App, so they
fire regardless of focus. Pressing one auto-switches to the logs tab.
Synology DSM 7.3+ compatibility (verified against DS720+ / DSM 7.3.2)
- DSM version read from /etc/VERSION (synoinfo.conf no longer has
productversion on newer DSM).
- Disks discovered as /dev/sata{N} as well as /dev/sd{a..z} and NVMe;
smartctl runs with -d sat so SMART data is actually readable.
- SAS-style smartctl output (Vendor:/Product:) parsed as a fallback
when Device Model: is absent.
- Services collected via plain systemctl list-units, since
synoservicectl/synosystemctl are gone on recent DSM builds.
- Network primary() picks the interface with the most accumulated
traffic instead of hard-coded eth0.
Cleanup
- Removed ConfirmDialog and service start/stop/restart actions — the
app is now truly read-only, matching the stated philosophy and
eliminating a key conflict with `r`=refresh.
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poet (last release 2018) still hits the legacy pypi.io endpoint and
404s on names that don't normalize cleanly through PyPI's redirect.
Replace with a small inline Python script that walks the venv's
installed distributions, queries https://pypi.org/pypi/<name>/json,
picks the sdist file and emits Homebrew resource blocks. Hard-fails
when any package is missing an sdist.
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setuptools 81+ removed pkg_resources from the default install.
homebrew-pypi-poet is unmaintained and still does `import pkg_resources`
at module load, so we pin a setuptools that still ships it.
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The previous workflow installed homebrew-pypi-poet system-wide while
dsmview lived in a venv, so poet's `import pkg_resources` resolved
against a stripped-down Python that no longer ships setuptools by
default (3.12+).
Consolidate into one step: create the venv, install setuptools/wheel
explicitly, then poet and the project, then run poet from the venv.
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