qCPU
About qCPU
A small, yet powerful widget that keeps track of your CPU usage. qCPU is resizable and can be configured to fit just your needs.
You can use qCPU as a short CPU history or simply as a quick way of estimating your current CPU usage.
New in this version
- Fixed problem that would make the widget stop working after a few seconds
- Fixed problem that would make the widget stop working after a configuration change
- Fixed problem that would make the widget use 99% cpu at times
- Fixed bug where the top 3 processes weren't shown
- Optimized the widget a bit
qMEM
About qMEM
A small, yet powerful widget that keeps track of your memory usage. qMEM is resizable and can be configured to fit just your needs.
You can use qMEM as a short memory history or simply as a quick way of estimating your current memory usage.
New in this version
- Fixed bug that would make the widget not work on computers with more then 1G of memory (Thanks to Tom McIntosh and Ian Hopkins for helping debug this issue).
- Fixed the color of the text below the memory bar.
- Replaced total memory with inactive memory in the textual memory representation.
- Added possibility to show inactive memory as part of the graph.
- Fixed issue that would make the widget show wrong memory numbers when near 100% of the memory was in use.
kVLC
About kVLC
kVLC is a remote control widget for VLC. It controls VLC by use of it's HTTP-interface, which therefore has to be active.
You can control VLC running on the local computer, so you don't have to quit fullscreen, or you can control VLC on a remote computer.
kVLC has most of VLC's functionality; play, pause, stop, seek, volume control and a playlist. No manipulation of the playlist is possible as of yet, though.
It's recommended that if VLC isn't running, you put the widget in standby, by clicking the white triangle.
New in this version
- Fixed issue that would make the widget use 100% CPU.
- Fixed an issue are the playlist and cover didn't slide correctly
- Changed playlist font
- Minor graphic changes