dwwsys
by David Burton
This is a simple, highly customisable system readout script. It handles:
CPU load
Free and loaded memory
Drive size and free space
Wifi status
Battery Status
clock(12/24hr) and date
volume (clickable bar)
Each readout can be hidden, rearranged, changed colour and changed in size either globally or individually. You can also move them all together by double clicking, double click again to disable. Other settings include transparent background, font face.
More specific functionality includes … More
CPU load
Free and loaded memory
Drive size and free space
Wifi status
Battery Status
clock(12/24hr) and date
volume (clickable bar)
Each readout can be hidden, rearranged, changed colour and changed in size either globally or individually. You can also move them all together by double clicking, double click again to disable. Other settings include transparent background, font face.
More specific functionality includes … More
Current Version: 1.42
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August 09, 2005 · version 1.2 Johan BouvengHello there, a fun adaption of my minisys, fun to se that i could come to some productive use. Im rewriting my minisys from scratch right now.
But, you still have my <about>-block with the image. And the context menu still says minisys. Just some small things tings to fix.
:)
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August 09, 2005 · version 1.2 Justin CrittendenSpectacualr, Joyous, Wonderful... and Good too, FIVE Stars
Six or seven stars if you add that clock, and as i use it mainly on my laptop (windows), I'd love a Volume Percentage that updates with my system buttons (only one i find that does so far is "Volume XP") other than that perhaps an option to list the drives stacked vertically instead of horizontally on one line....
anyway love it love it, and i appreciate that it is ONE widget that does all this instead of twelve, lol
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August 09, 2005 · version 1.2 DWWI am not too sure what you mean by latch. If you mean that it moves the text so they fit next to each other neatly based on their current locations, i don't see an easy way of doing that without complex comparision of all the corners to each other.
If you mean being able to move them all, try double clicking :D
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August 08, 2005 · version 1.2 PradamA good widget, in that it does exactly the same job as Minisys, however to be fully practical the font size has to be small ie. to use this widget I have to use the pixel font that was provided with Minisys (04b03) - it would be great if you could provide a similar font designed to be read at small sizes, and also to make the font size pixel based.
I love being able to move the elements individually, perhaps a snap feature so they can latch precisely to each other?
