On 2010/10/08 09:04, Jonathan wrote:
I am looking for a system monitor for my current generation 27 quad
i5.
Not use one with OSX before. What do people use and which ones to
avoid?
I don't know of any to avoid, but I have used Menu Meters and loved it,
iStat Menus and liked it, and just
I am looking for a system monitor for my current generation 27 quad
i5.
Not use one with OSX before. What do people use and which ones to
avoid?
Thanks guys!
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On Oct 8, 2010, at 8:04 AM, Jonathan wrote:
I am looking for a system monitor for my current generation 27 quad
i5.
Not use one with OSX before. What do people use and which ones to
avoid?
Not sure what you mean by 'System Monitor'
/Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor is what I
iStat Menus is a great app, as well. It gives easy access to RAM usage, CPU
usage, Activity monitor, etc.
-Elliott
On Oct 8, 2010, at 8:33 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
I use MenuMeters
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On Oct 8, 2010, at 8:44 AM, Jonathan wrote:
Thanks Bruce, I will give that a look.
I think 'system monitor' is a fairly acceptable term for a erm...
system monitor, lol!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_monitor
Only if you're a *nix geek, mainly, which this list is NOT full of...
Bruce,
As a Systems Engineer, I kinda have to call things by their name,
dodads or thingamy wont cut it in the industry lol!
And yes, something much like TCPView, though now there is an all
encompassing (almost 'all') application, called Performance monitor in
windows 7.
My colleague seems to
On Oct 8, 2010, at 11:27 AM, Jonathan wrote:
As a Systems Engineer, I kinda have to call things by their name,
dodads or thingamy wont cut it in the industry lol!
Perhaps such haphazard namings could be called 'neologisms'. :-)
My colleague seems to think that now my main computer is a
On 8 Oct, 22:05, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
Prior experience with Unix, Mac OS, and/or NeXTStep are all helpful
My experience of unix is limited to Tru64 and a splash of OSX. Not a
bad thing really. Really enjoying OSX, my experience was limited upto
Tiger, then a gap and now on
