Moody
A Widget that mimics a mood ring for your computer. Of course, it's not a ring, because computers don't wear rings, silly.
Moody lets you know what kind of a mood your computer is in. For information about the colors, refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mood_ring. Moody has been calibrated to respond to computers in a similar way that mood rings respond to people. The results are based on a combination of factors, including your CPU utilization, your memory utilization, and (in the ca… More
Moody lets you know what kind of a mood your computer is in. For information about the colors, refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mood_ring. Moody has been calibrated to respond to computers in a similar way that mood rings respond to people. The results are based on a combination of factors, including your CPU utilization, your memory utilization, and (in the ca… More
Current Version: 1.0.1
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.0.1 nicoalvar0@Bob: that's what the floating setting is supposed to do.
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.0.1 DominicMy computer may be feeling great... but it's still a piece of unreliable junk that constantly lets me down.
Maybe you could design a widget that somehow takes into account both the performance of my computer and how impatient I'm feeling? It could give a warning so i can leave the desk before computer rage gets out of hand and something gets broken.
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.0.1 HeroswifeFer sher this is the 70's all over again. Fun Fun Fun. I'm having so much fun going thru Widgets, it did not take long for my "moody" to go Black/Grey/Black.
I just love it.
Thanks
Heroswife
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October 11, 2006 · version 1.0.1 BobAfter I downloaded this widget, I set it for floating. After that, trouble started. I couldn't right-click on Moody to change its settings or to close it. I finally had to use Windows Task Manager to stop it. Clicking on the widget icon in My Widgets brought it back to life, but with the same problems. Did I do something wrong?
