Comment 15 for bug 1210280

This is still an issue for 16.04 and an 80 "core" system. SysInfo only shows 72 cores while lscpu shows 80. As an aside the layout of the SysInfo GUI could do with a workover. For 4 CPUs it is fine but after that it starts to get very red. I have 3 machines with dual hexacores and 2 machines with quad decacores all hyperthreaded and all running 16.04 as workstations to do crunching. In SysInfo on the quad decacore machines the CPU usage graph is ~8mm high and all I can see is red. Allowing components of the performance display to be rescaled and to distribute the rainbow more evenly from CPU#1 to CPU#n would be a worthwhile improvement. The comments in libgtop3 before defining GLIBTOP_NCPU sound like you don't think we should be using Ubuntu for real work - use the RH/SUSE lineage instead - not all of us are gamers using domestic machines;-)