Glow Ball (System Edition)
by Martin Feil
This Widget features up to 8 glowing balls which smoothly change their color based on time, CPU load, free memory, wireless signal strength, battery capacity and network latency (ping).
Almost everything can be configured to meet your desktop needs.
Have fun. :)
[Editor's Note] To move this Widget...
On Mac: Hold down the Command key and drag.
[Developer's Note] On some systems (mine included) you can move the widget without the Command/Control key. ;)
Almost everything can be configured to meet your desktop needs.
Have fun. :)
[Editor's Note] To move this Widget...
On Mac: Hold down the Command key and drag.
[Developer's Note] On some systems (mine included) you can move the widget without the Command/Control key. ;)
Current Version: 1.3
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June 04, 2009 · version 1.3IMPORTANT INFO
ReviewerDudeI figured out why it crashes for me. Go through all 8 balls and make sure that none have "Data" set to "Time (clock)". On my system (XP), the clock functionality doesn't work, and if I have any ball set to clock, then it prevents me from turning other balls on. Once I ensure that none are set to clock, then all 8 work, and ping works also.
Except for this bug, I love this widget. It's way fun.
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June 04, 2009 · version 1.3
Cool but has problems
ReviewerDudeI like this widget but it has major defects. Clock and Ping functionalities don't work. Ball #5 doesn't work, but you can get Balls 6-8 to appear but turning #5 on and off (strange, I know). I wish the author would fix it because it's pretty cool.
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May 28, 2009 · version 1.3
lovely set prefs for this ball crash
novalike subject to delete widget here i come
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May 05, 2009 · version 1.3Major Bug found
Catch 22Could be cool, but as a previous poster said the widget keeps crashing when you click "ball preferences".
