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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August 12, 2005 · version 1.1 Arr MiHardies
Peter: Good bug. Ill look into seeing what I can do.
August 07, 2005 · version 1.1 ~J~
i don't know if this is an issue with my system but i can't get the Virtual memory to recoginsie any thing other that 2048 as even though there is 2099kb on the system
and for some reason when i go to about it tells me that i have version 1.0.1. and i just downloaded it 8/7/2005
August 07, 2005 · version 1.1 PeterG
If the monitor is set to watch external USB drives, and you reboot with the drives turned off, the widget refuses to load. It would be nice if it simply came up with the graphs for the missing drives disabled instead.
August 07, 2005 · version 1.1 Arr MiHardies
Lloyd Severence: make sure you have downlaoded the newest version which should make it work under 2.1.x

wee: the icons underneath the bars have tooltips that show you what they are representing.
August 03, 2005 · version 1.1 wee
Cool! One suggestion though... I know I'll get use to what each column represents, but it would be great to be able to label what each is - that way I'm not trying to remeber which HD is low, or if that's my virtual or physical memory that is low.

Thanks for a great widget!