systemDashboard - Memory Monitor

The sixth in the systemDashboard series, the Memory Monitor has up to six different monitor graphs, each of which can be customized to show any combination of Virtual Memory, Physical Memory, or the free drive space of any of the drives on your computer. The color of each graph changes from green to yellow to red gradually as the amount of free memory decreases. You can change which monitors are running at any time by right clicking on the Widget and selecting "Select Monitors".

Requires an installed BSD subsystem if you're on a Mac.

Current Version: 1.2.2

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November 18, 2005 · version 1.2.1 Grifter
This widget does not display on my computer. It displays in the open widget listing, and I can edit the preferences, but it does not show up...not even in Konspose. Any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated. I'm using your CPU Usage widget and it works perfectly. I'm on a Mac. Thanks.
November 17, 2005 · version 1.2.1 gregory keith smith
whoa yes mr widgets beautful work now going to buy me more momery of course it work on xp, going use some good on memory jump stick bravo job yes mr wigdets 101010
November 07, 2005 · version 1.2.1 AL
looks real good.
one problem i think: one of my drives apparently has 9% free space. the monitor turns off all the lights for this drive so it appears green but empty. can this be red with no bars instead?
September 15, 2005 · version 1.2.1 SkyMatt
Now reading external drive. You rock. This is my favorite widget.
September 14, 2005 · version 1.2.1 Helmi
With Version 1.20 i could see only one drive, now i can see two. But still not the third ;)