A while back, I had an idea for a very simple application that would sit in your taskbar and give you at-a-glance performance info about your system, similar to iStat Pro for OSX. This weekend I finally had time to clean up the code up for release.
The problem is that while looking for a couple of images for the app I happened to stumble across Taskbar Meters, which is pretty much the exact same idea I had. Looks like he has made a better job out of it that me too :P
Ah well, I have decided to release my version of the app nonetheless:
You can open the app multiple times and set each one to monitor a different value:
I have also decided to post the source up on google code: http://code.google.com/p/win7-taskbar-mon/
Anyways you can grab version 0.1 here: http://win7-taskbar-mon.googlecode.com/files/Windows7_Taskbar_Monitor_v0.1.zip
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ReplyDeleteThe only pity is it's coded in C#
ReplyDeleteI love it! Are there any CLA's programmed in? I would love to be able to launch all 3 monitors at startup but if i set it to launch 3 times then they all display CPU and i have to manually change them.
ReplyDeleteHi Dan,
ReplyDeleteNot entirely sure what you mean by CLA, could you explain? Ye I was planning on doing a little more work to it, letting you start them up automatically by using a command line option. Ill have a ponder on it ;)
Mike
If you place the shortcuts (MEM, CPU, NET) in the Startup folder, they will all start when the system boots.
ReplyDeleteYep!
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