systemDashboard - Uptime Monitor
The fourth in the systemDashboard series. This Widget keeps track of your record uptime, the previous four uptimes recorded, and your current uptime. Each lit up column represents that uptimes percentage of your record. Features customizable refresh a several LED colors to choose from.
Requires an installed BSD subsystem if you're on a Mac, or installed and running File and Printer Sharing if you are on Windows.
Requires an installed BSD subsystem if you're on a Mac, or installed and running File and Printer Sharing if you are on Windows.
Current Version: 1.2
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September 01, 2005 · version 1.1 Bushkihere's how to "reset" the timers:
close the widget,
run regedit, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwarePixoriaKonfabulatorWidgetssystemDashboard_-_Uptime_Monitor
change the value for record uptime, and all of the other timers to 0
restart the widget and the record will be reset.
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August 28, 2005 · version 1.1 RahnBeen using the Dashboard components for a while and think they are great. Only issues I have noted is that (with the exception to "blue") the led colors on the clock do not have enough contrast from the background to be read clearly. I would rather use green to better match the other "guages". Also, after a system crash and restart, the Uptime Monitor has set my uptime "high" to 14 days... I wish!(anyone know a way to "reset" the monitor?)
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August 07, 2005 · version 1.1 BartimusThe SystemDashboards set is great! I've installed it an serveral machines that I have including some servers. I hope that the author continues to develop more in this series. One suggestion I have is badnwidth monitor that's something like the CPU monitor. Also another suggestion... a multi-CPU monitor for those of us that have multi processors or HT Processors. Keep up the good work.
