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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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3I love the widgets My only complaint is that I'm using version 1.3, and my clock does not change color. I set both colors to "automatic", and set the clock to change color once a minute. It just stays black no matter what. My CPU level is very low (usually 5-10%). I've scoured the settings to try to find the problem but can't seem to find it.
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3I love these. But I'd really like to see what's my graphics card's, processor's, hd's, mother board's etc computer parts temperature! Please, make this happen :-) Seeing network bandwidth's wouldnt be bad either ;)
These are the only widgeds I use, becouse they are so simple and good looking! Keep up the great work <3
