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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March 07, 2006 · version 1.3 FingersatmytipsConstructive Criticism first:
I use this mainly for tracking HD space/RAM. What would be stellar [and keep me from switching to other HD monitors] is if the balls could be shortcuts - to, say, the HD themselves, and I personally would like my RAM orb linking to my RAM defrag program. so even a generic shorcut option in the preferences would do perfectly.
Otherwise, excellent widget, gorgeous looks and concept, 4 stars.
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February 01, 2006 · version 1.3 mrpI love it, but what would be really great would be an option to set a different colour for each hour, so that the clock will keep changing colour throughout the day (and it's good for telling the time at a quick glance - it's blue, so it must nearly be lunchtime)"
let me second this suggestion.
I'm just getting started with this, but I like what I see.
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December 06, 2005 · version 1.3 ScumbagI would love this widget if the things that measured percentages (aka Most Of Em) had percentages next to the number.
I realize this may be trivial, but I perfer the balls rather small, making it difficult to reply on a ball's title to determine if I'm using 54% of my memory, or 54% memory free.
