feat: simple sensor panels with file-based data source (#7)
* add simulation mode for easier development * improved sensor file watcher, poc cpu & mem usage Trigger file read by rename event * feat: system information sensor tool Gather various sensor values with the sysinfo crate: https://github.com/GuillaumeGomez/sysinfo Values can be written to a sensor source file with the `--out` cmd line option for the `asterctl` tool. * ci: build sysinfo tool and include in build artifact * feat: support integerDigits, decimalDigits sensor value format options * docs: update documentation Closes #6
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https://consumer.huawei.com/za/community/details/topicId-145064/
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Huawei has officially launched its self-developed operating system – HarmonyOS 2 and also released a brand new custom
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font HarmonyOS Sans, which is free for commercial use. The main feature is optimized font grayscale and unified
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multilingual glyphs style, etc., the official download is now available.
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Download HarmonyOS Sans
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Huawei stated that by studying users’ reading feedback on multi-terminal devices in different scenarios, it
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comprehensively considers factors such as the size and usage scenarios of different devices, and comprehensively
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considers the font size and characters caused by differences in viewing distance and viewing angle when users use
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devices. This font was designed with heavy and different demands.
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It is worth mentioning that in addition to Huawei, Google, Ali, OPPO and other vendors have released their own free
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commercial fonts, while vendors such as Microsoft and Xiaomi have their own fonts, but they are not commercially
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available.
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HarmonyOS Sans was produced by the font design team of Hanyi font library, focusing on the functionality and
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universality of the Internet of Everything. It is a multi-language, stepless, variable font that makes the reading
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experience in multiple languages more consistent.
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It is reported that the font supports five writing systems including simplified and traditional Chinese, Latin,
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Cyrillic, Greek, and Arabic, and supports 105 languages for global coverage, helping to build a smart world with all
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things connected.
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Download from: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/design/resource/
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