Yahoo! Widget Engine - 3.1(was Konfabulator) engine to run widgets |
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Computer says no. 



- Version: 4.5, 11/29/2007 05:20PM PST
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mannyloupas
Too much of a CPU hog for me. Yahoo too much like Microbloat in its invasiveness. Next please.
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- Computer says no.
Bad, Bad, Bad - Version: 4.0.5, 8/2/2007 04:54PM PST
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carsurf
This latest version with the strip consumes 40-50 per cent of my CPU activity continuously and keeps my hard drive spinning 70 per cent of the time. A bad bummer.
Last Nail in the Coffin 



- Version: 4.0.3, 7/12/2007 11:46AM PST
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Bill Dawson
Yahoo has finally driven the last nail in the coffin for Konfabulator with its new Weather widget.
I have been using Konfabulator since its inception and as Yahoo has "added functionality" it has only succeeded in overloading and bloating the memory footprint. I have slowly stopped using my favorite widgets one by one.
The only widget I had left on my desktop was Weather. And now with the new [unwarented / unwanted] interface I have turned off Yahoo Widget Engine (bad name too) completely and removed it from my startup items.
Why does Yahoo have to ruin everything they touch?
I have been using Konfabulator since its inception and as Yahoo has "added functionality" it has only succeeded in overloading and bloating the memory footprint. I have slowly stopped using my favorite widgets one by one.
The only widget I had left on my desktop was Weather. And now with the new [unwarented / unwanted] interface I have turned off Yahoo Widget Engine (bad name too) completely and removed it from my startup items.
Why does Yahoo have to ruin everything they touch?