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Dash Monitors

Dash Monitors - 1.3u

widget that displays system resource usage

All Time: (3.0)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 1.3u
Release Date: 2005-07-26
License: Commercial
Downloads (this version): 2,441
Downloads (all versions): 7,983
Price: $9.95

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Product Description:

Dash Monitors is a Widget that runs under Mac OS X Tiger's new Dashboard functionality. Dash Monitors displays a graphic summary of your system resource usage. It shows what percentage of CPU time is being used, the amount of memory in use, the speed at which the machine is transferring or receiving data over the network, and the speed the machine is reading and writing to local disk volumes. Dash Monitors is great for users who would like to run a system monitor but do not want to sacrifice any screen real-estate while working.

What's new in this version:

Fixed several bugs and made some speed improvements:
  • Converted Graphic CPU display into an image set which will speed things up from using a canvas.
  • Made sections of the code more robust (canvas drawing in particular).
  • Fixed a bug when registering the widget while still in the trial period.
  • Fixed a bug that would cause Dash Monitors to crash after logout/login or a reboot.
  • Added robustness to the interface between Dash Monitors and MTK.
  • Added a daemon mode to MTK, so if Dash Monitors unexpectedly quits, MTK will die along with it.
  • Added support to MTK for more complex datasets, will be used for future monitors.
  • Operating System Requirements:

    This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

    • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
    • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
    • Mac OS X 10.3.9
    • Mac OS X 10.3
    • Mac OS X 10.2
    • Mac OS X 10.1
    • Mac OS X 10.0

    Additional Requirements:

    • Mac OS X Tiger or later.

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    Dash Monitors Commentary1.3 is corrupt - Version: 1.3u, 7/30/2005 06:15PM PST

    heynnema
    the 1.3 download file is bad. It expands to a zero size file... however, if you look inside using Terminal, you'll see some filenames beginning with a period, so they're invisible, but even after changing the filenames, looking at the .html and .js code, the file is still missing all of the image files/etc.

    Cheers, Al
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    Dash Monitors ReviewHorrid little thing - Version: 1.2, 6/3/2005 08:37AM PST

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    emanhaud
    This is a complete resource hog. I was on the verge of reinstalling the OS when I realize that all of my processor cycles were being taken by this little beast. I had all of the graphical displays turned off. Any amount of money you pay for this is too much. I rarely comment on software in this forum, but this widget is bad enough that I though I would chime in.

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    Dash Monitors ReviewProcessor Hog - Version: 1.2, 5/14/2005 08:16AM PST

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    Chris H
    Even in text mode, this thing uses like 6-10% of the processor. I just want a simple, small cpu monitor that uses VERY little resources. I've been using amnesty as a replacement for konfabulator, but I have started using both now so I can just use konfab's cpu monitor. I thought about paying for this till v.1.2 came out and they changed the look and it seemed to use more processor cycles. I think I'll wait till someone makes something better...
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