check out the new tooltype!

http://www.christianrosentreter.com/releases/index.php?lang=en


more features to come (when i have time for it.. that is).


regards,
tokai

Excellent.

Thanks,

A very usefull tool for us Dnet'rs.


Katos1

@tokai
Can you add the new tooltype (DNETCFILTER) to the "statline"?

@deez:

what do u think about an extra placeholder for dnetc filtered cpu usage?

regards,
tokai

I would see a transparency mode to the "statline" as feature if possible.

@tokai:

I will be very happy if you add this feature to statline. I'm waiting for new version.

Hiya

Nice.

It would be nice if we could set the different settings via a menu as well as tooltypes though.

And can you do a dual scale - so that the cpu usage WITHOUT dnet shows up in green, and then in a semi-transparent colour behind that scale is shown the full cpu with dnet included???? thanks!


Bifford.

@djbase:

that's sadly nearly impossible. at least not in a clean way. Atm. there is only one solution that's to use the "crop some part of ambient background and use it for statline background" trick. I would add it when it could be added in a clean way.. we have to wait for real alpha layers.


@deez:

it is already on the list.


@bifford:

I agree. Actually it's planned to have all settings of cpumonitor inside a own prefswindows. Tooltypes are just a substitute solution for now. Also the semi-transparent scale was already planed. I just had no time to modify the draw routine, but wanted to release that version to support dnetc (I dissabled dnetc actually, so CPU Monitor looked properly )


regards,
tokai

I'm guessing that you use the figures thrown out by Task Manager - take the overall cpu usage minus the dnet usage (96.70% atm) and plot the result.

Or is there some other way you have done it? (without disabling dnet

Biff