General clean up

README.md

@@ -7,12 +7,14 @@ Simple bar written in Rust
 * A tool that returns variety of components in a string suitable to use in a
   status bar
 * Currently implemented modules:
-  - weather
+  - date
+  - memory
   - music
   - network
-  - memory
-  - cpu
   - power
+  - time
+  - weather
+  - cpu
 
 # Usage
 

src/bar_modules/bar_module_cpu.rs

@@ -74,16 +74,16 @@ impl UnibarModuleCpu {
 
     // --------------------
     // cpu  242109 7 60985 6538626 8344 39138 9647 0 0 0
-    //  * user – time spent in user mode
-    //  * nice – time spent processing nice processes in user mode
-    //  * system – time spent executing kernel code
-    //  * idle – time spent idle
-    //  * iowait – time spent waiting for I/O
-    //  * irq – time spent servicing interrupts
-    //  * softirq – time spent servicing software interrupts
-    //  * steal – time stolen from a virtual machine
-    //  * guest – time spent running a virtual CPU for a guest operating system
-    //  * guest_nice – time spent running a virtual CPU for a “niced” guest operating system
+    //  * user - time spent in user mode
+    //  * nice - time spent processing nice processes in user mode
+    //  * system - time spent executing kernel code
+    //  * idle - time spent idle
+    //  * iowait - time spent waiting for I/O
+    //  * irq - time spent servicing interrupts
+    //  * softirq - time spent servicing software interrupts
+    //  * steal - time stolen from a virtual machine
+    //  * guest - time spent running a virtual CPU for a guest operating system
+    //  * guest_nice - time spent running a virtual CPU for a “niced” guest operating system
     fn read_cpu_times(&self) -> io::Result<CpuTimes> {
         let file = File::open("/proc/stat")?;
         let reader = BufReader::new(file);