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Vista Vertical Stats

Shows CPU, CPU Temperature (requires MBM5), memory usage, download speed and upload speed.

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MSN Status 1.0

A desklet that shows you your current MSN messenger status. Also launches MSN messenger when you click it. Use with SysStats 2.5.11.

Does NOT require Windows messenger. Tested with Windows Xp SP2, with Windows messenger removed from the Add/Remove windows programs in the control panel.

Feedback appreciated.

Enjoy!

 

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BandWidth Monitor 1.0

A widget that monitors your total upload and download bandwidth usage in kb/s. Read the included readme.txt for details.

Three styles included. Hope you like it. Comments appreciated.

Enjoy!

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Ambient

An odd little widget. Basically just plays a media file on an endless loop. It also stops playing the media file if you are away from your PC (like if the screensaver is on or you have switched to a different user). So it is intended to be used to play ambient sounds.

Requires SysStats 2.5.11 or greater.

To install for AveDesk save the download and double-click it. For ObjectDock save the download. Rename it as a ZIP file and unzip into your ObjectDock folder.

Instructions for use are in the screenshot.

You can get ambient sounds from lots of places, i.e. FreeSound or NaturesMusic, though the widget comes with one. Use audacity for editing.

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Countdown Timer

A timer. Use it for, well, timing things. Requires SysStats 2.5.11 or greater.

There is a font in .../dockelts/sysstats/fonts you should install.

To install the widget for AveDesk download and double-click. To install for ObjectDock, download, rename .aveinst to .zip and then unzip into your objectdock folder.

Instructions for use are in the screenshot.

BTW this is a great site for free sound clips.

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David (Xpressions series for sysstats)

guys please ake the time to leave ure comments...
this desklet can give your computer,the power of expression...now your CPU can express pain,Anger,joy and anything else it feels,
this is the 1st of the Xpressions series
David
you can configure him to be your RAM,cpu,hdd anything else youd like him to be.(by default hs your CPU)
(try grabbing him and giving him a spin)

most of the time he'll just smile as he likes to do 10 to 15% of work,if there isnt any work to do,then he'll feel bored n will be sad,if u give him too much work,he'll get surprised and very angry if u stress him out too much
if you like david,tell me....coming up next is Sarah.

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BATTERYmark

Inspired by the marvelous graphic design of Mark Randall. The WATERmark series of docklets were originally designed for konfabulator (Yahoo! Widgets).

I really want to thank again Mark Randall for the permission to do this conversion to Avedesk - Sysstats.

Feel free to change the rotation angle in the sysstats "Configure" menu and the transparency (alpha) in the Avedesk menu to give a better look to the docklet.

Code by Judge

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MEMORYmark

Inspired by the marvelous graphic design of Mark Randall. The WATERmark series of docklets were originally designed for konfabulator (Yahoo! Widgets).

I really want to thank again Mark Randall for the permission to do this conversion to Avedesk - Sysstats.

Feel free to change the rotation angle in the sysstats "Configure" menu and the transparency (alpha) in the Avedesk menu to give a better look to the docklet.

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CPUmark

Inspired by the marvelous graphic design of Mark Randall. The WATERmark series of docklets were originally designed for konfabulator (Yahoo! Widgets).

I really want to thank again Mark Randall for the permission to do this conversion to Avedesk - Sysstats.

Feel free to change the rotation angle in the sysstats "Configure" menu and the transparency (alpha) in the Avedesk menu to give a better look to the docklet.

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