Sys Monitor
Shows you all the local system information you need!
- Fully configurable!
- Individual Style, Color, Position and Size.
- Runs on Windows and Macintosh(!)
- Multi-Language Support (currently: English and German).
Available Informations:
- CPU
- Memory
- Pagefile/SWAP
- Hard Drive
- Battery
- Network
- Wireless
- External IP (wan/remote ip) / Provider Name (whois)
- VideoController/Displays
- Volume Control
- Uptime
Planed futures for the next Release:
- more Background- and Bar-Styles
- Exten… More
- Fully configurable!
- Individual Style, Color, Position and Size.
- Runs on Windows and Macintosh(!)
- Multi-Language Support (currently: English and German).
Available Informations:
- CPU
- Memory
- Pagefile/SWAP
- Hard Drive
- Battery
- Network
- Wireless
- External IP (wan/remote ip) / Provider Name (whois)
- VideoController/Displays
- Volume Control
- Uptime
Planed futures for the next Release:
- more Background- and Bar-Styles
- Exten… More
Current Version: 2.14
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July 11, 2008 · version 1.3Mulitple batteries
Paul CrawfordAnyway to display multiple battery information? How does it currently handle multiple internal batteries? Does the widget combine the two batteries into one % and/or time?
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July 11, 2008 · version 1.3 Andreas Kreisl@upstart: Multi-CPU/Core support depend on your windows. It looks like some Windows/Hardware combinations doesn't report correct values/count.
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July 10, 2008 · version 1.3Doesn't show both cores
UpstartHave it running, but for some reason it isn't showing both of my cores, even with Multi-CPU set.
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July 07, 2008 · version 1.3 Andreas Kreisl@karlc42: This is already fixed since Version 2.11 so please update to the newest Version.
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July 05, 2008 · version 1.3
Great Widget but a problem with cumulative numbers
karlc42I really like this widget but there is one thing I was hoping could get fixed. When I set the network sensor right text to 'Daily Cumulation' (or any cumulation) it works fine for a while. However after the number get above a few gigabytes (not sure exactly) the number that Sys Monitor displays is '-21474836...'. This seems like just a calculation error.
Thanks.
