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Weather widget acting up?
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Notice how the sun on the right side is projecting a lot more of a light shadow than the one on the left.
Why is that?
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Perhaps it's just more misty in Appleton?
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It is one of the widgets wheathers. Open a new widget and Cmd+Alt click on it and you'll cycle through the possible wheathers, you'll see that yours is one of the options. I don't think the widget is acting up 
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Also, I was wondering if there's a way to get rid of the seconds hand in the clock widgets? They take up unnecessary CPU time with the little bouncy effect they do. I don't want my PB fan turning on just because I'm looking at a couple of clocks.
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That I don't know. Maybe just another clock widget? The widgets don't use any CPU resources when Dashboard is inactive. You can see that if you open Activity Monitor, and then Activate/Deactive Dashboard.
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d.fine is correct. The Appleton widget is displaying the "sunny but hazy" condition. Nicosia is displaying just "sunny".
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Originally Posted by d.fine
That I don't know. Maybe just another clock widget? The widgets don't use any CPU resources when Dashboard is inactive. You can see that if you open Activity Monitor, and then Activate/Deactive Dashboard.
I have menumeters. My favorite freeware
When I press F12 I can plainly see Menumeters and the CPU meter. Each second-hand tick costs like 40% CPU. It's really annoying and causes my PB fan to turn on. It's a 12" Rev A. It's really annoying. Yet another reason to buy an iBreeze.
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Originally Posted by macintologist
Also, I was wondering if there's a way to get rid of the seconds hand in the clock widgets? They take up unnecessary CPU time with the little bouncy effect they do. I don't want my PB fan turning on just because I'm looking at a couple of clocks.
I'm sure some digital clocks will be coming. I don't see them eating any more CPU than any other (I only use them to check the time in other time zones since I have the clock in my menu bar).
I would think you'd need to seriously max out Dashboard for some time to get the fans going.
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Originally Posted by macintologist
I have menumeters. My favorite freeware
When I press F12 I can plainly see Menumeters and the CPU meter. Each second-hand tick costs like 40% CPU. It's really annoying and causes my PB fan to turn on. It's a 12" Rev A. It's really annoying. Yet another reason to buy an iBreeze.
That's odd, I also use MenuMeters, and I don't see any spikes in CPU usage when clocks are open and Dashboard is active. I see a small spike right when I open Dashboard, but then it goes down again, to the regular use.
Oh well, as Randman mentioned, you'll probably be able to install a digital clock pretty soon, for all the time zones. Lets just hope it will stop heating your PB up...
Originally Posted by Randman
I would think you'd need to seriously max out Dashboard for some time to get the fans going.
I'd think that too...
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