Load Applet v0.8.3

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Stable Quality

Downloads: 66249
Votes: 45
Free & Open Source license

Load applet shows CPU load, memory usage, SWAP activation and allows you to take screenshots in a convenient way

Updated 2009-02-11 09:45 UTC

Authors	Jakub Pavelek, Eugene Antimirov

Changes in version 0.8.3

New feature: shutter sound after delayed screenshot to indicate when it's actually done.

Changes in previous version 0.8.2-3:

Fix: width/height is now calculated every time before making a screenshot. Previously incorrect image was created if the screen was rotated.
Improvement: system time now also counts when total CPU usage is calculated.

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Comments

Oskar Welzl

Karma: 565

While this sounds like a very technical app for geeks, it's not:

a) It provides intuitive visual feedback about how busy your device is. You'll find yourself much more patient with your tablet if you actually see how hard it works in certain situations.

b) It takes screenshots. Screenshots are cool.

c) It allows you to kill applications that are no longer responding from a simple list. - The other way to do this would be from the command line, which many people don't want to use.

Highly recommended!

2009-06-08 08:57 UTC

Alun G

Karma: 5

if u want screen rotation feature, read this too: http://wiki.maemo.org/Rotation. Sweet.

2009-04-25 11:34 UTC

Bruce Forsberg

Karma: 50

Great app, needed by every developer.

2009-03-25 03:39 UTC

Jamie Bennett

Karma: 788

Very useful for killing those wayward apps.

2009-03-10 12:24 UTC

Valério Valério

Karma: 727

Very good applet, the screenshot feature is very handy :)

2009-03-02 18:29 UTC

Andrea Grandi

Karma: 395

Should be installed by default on Maemo!

2009-02-11 21:08 UTC

Andrea Grandi

Karma: 395

Should be installed by default on Maemo!

2009-02-11 20:55 UTC

Antonio Gomes

Karma: 193

Cant not live w/out it anymore, however it measures CPU/Mem percentage badly.

2008-10-28 13:02 UTC

Faheem Pervez

Karma: 1431

How could I not live without this one? It has saved me so many times from having to open a x-term to use killall and the screenshot function has been used so much times by me.

2008-07-14 14:55 UTC