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Product Description:
miniStat2 is a most powerful system monitoring widget, that allows you to measure almost everything in hardware of your Mac. The widget has one main view that shows summary info about your computer, and 6 dedicated panels with more detailed stats. The miniStat2 is not just a simple widget, it's huge and fabulous software. Most of registered users continues to reveal some new neat hidden features and things in the widget everyday they use it!
Features:
Features:
- Six different view sections - processor, memory, storage, network, sensors and battery
- Smooth animations and cool hand-made graphics
- Really tiny size and low CPU usage
- 22 customizable skins-make the widget look like your own Mac!
- Control widget without mouse via hot-keys
- Very useful "desktop" mode - summarizes all statistics on one screen
- View your wireless mouse and keyboard batteries charge
- Autorun Dashboard - miniStat2 can help you to start Dashboard automatically after each system login
- Growl notifications will inform you about processor overheat, or low memory
- Ability to change "desktop" background picture inside the widget
- Several options to monitor your internet traffic usage
- Very accurate AirPort signal strength values
- You choose preferred temperature units - C or F
- The smallest price withing all other similar software titles
What's new in this version:
- Leopard-ready. This version now works properly and doesn't freeze on a new Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.
- iMac Aluminum skin for a new glass/black iMacs is also available alongside with new Leo-style Aurora wallpaper.
- New "Free memory ratio" display option could show (free+inactive)/total RAM usage ratio. Greater ratio values means more free memory available in your Mac.
- Little bug-fixes, like frequency display fix on a new Santa Rosa chipsets and so on...
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4.3 or higher
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Nice little widget 
- Version: 1.87x, 12/15/2006 06:28PM PST
jeremy.y
I have been using it for several month. So far, so good. While it has basically all the functions I want, it is also very space efficient. It takes up very little screen space, and looks tidy.
Plus it is only $4.95! Highly recommended!
Plus it is only $4.95! Highly recommended!
fix - Version: 1.86, 10/10/2006 03:30PM PST
chhethps3
I had the same problem on my Macbook pro but I was using iStat nano. I'm sure its the same problem on miniStat2.
If you wanna get your temperature working, download CoreDuoTemp.
This widget has the Increw kernel built-in and it will install the increw kernel properly. Since I don't like the interface of this coreduo widget, I just installed another widget - iStat Nano. Now iStat nano use the kernel off of CoreDuoTemp and display the proper temperature.
Hope this helps.
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- fix
I'd advise - steer clear if you're on a PowerBook. Otherwise, go for it!