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display system stats on desktop
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i can't remember the name of the app that i used to run. it showed system processes, network traffic, hd usage, eg right on the desktop.
does anyone have a recommendation? the one that i vaguely recall could be stickied on to the desktop so i could use the expose to clear all the windows and check stats.
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Menu Meters is free and uses the menu bar for the same purpose. Great app.
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wasn't menumeters. i know about that one already.
the one im thinking of was customizable plain text that sat on the desktop.
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There's a number of Konfabulator widgets that do it as well.
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konfab widgets are my last resort. what im thinking of was a stand alone pref.pane app.
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Oh, ah, umm...I know this...*digs*...
GeekTool?
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close... i think the application icon had a little anime character.
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Yeah I know what your mean, I remember the icon. But can't for the life of me remember the name. I think it stopped developement a couple of years ago though. It had loads of transparency options and looked pretty spiffy didn't it?
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yeh it was pretty 'spiffy' lol. a lot more user friendly compared to geektool though. im pulling my hair out trying to figure out what the app was called.
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i figured out what it was..
Aquamon
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No anime characters, but might you be thinking of Panic's [url=http://www.panic.com/stattoo/]Stattoo[/url
[EDIT: D'oh; seems I missed you by a second.]
(Last edited by Millennium; Mar 17, 2005 at 11:00 AM.
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You are in Soviet Russia. It is dark. Grue is likely to be eaten by YOU!
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Yep that was it! Get it from Macupdate, versiontracker seems to be pointing to the wrong address.
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damn i could have sworn i used to be able to have expose ignore aquamon so i could clear all my windows and check the stats. does anyone know how to make expose ignore it? and what would be the easiest way to hide the dock icon. im going to have it run on login anyway.
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