I always backup to CD-R anyways, but having an automatic backup of the last 2 weeks of my work ready to go on another hard drive never hurts.
Is Apple silicon ready for MenuMeters, Rosetta 2 support for MenuMeters, MenuMeters on M1 Macbook Air, MenuMeters on M1 Macbook Pro, MenuMeters on M1 Mac Mini, MenuMeters on M1 iMac. Additional info: Now shows the CPU temperature also for Apple Silicon macs. Time machine is a pretty cool feature if you set it up right. CPU, memory, disk, and network monitoring tools. This is slowly but surely going away, kinda like the first year or so of VIsta, or the transition from OS9 to OSX. MenuMeters is open source freeware released under the GNU General Public License version 2. This means they can be reordered using command-drag and remember their positions in the menubar across logins and restarts. It doesn't do fan activity, but honestly, on my Mac Studio, that's not really an issue. The MenuMeters monitors are true SystemUIServer plugins (also known as Menu Extras). Where it is the most useful is when a process gets out of control and starts eating up resources in the background. The app was discontinued a few years ago by the original developers, but revived by someone else and updated for Macs with M1 processors. On Apple Silicon, the impact will be even less, so performance impact is negligible. It displays real-time information about disk activity, CPU, memory usage, and network throughput. There's a MacRumors thread that updated it for a while, and I'll be happy to find it if you're interested.
#MENUMETERS M1 FOR MAC#
My biggest complaint about Leopard has just been the lack of compatibility with so many programs and devices that worked fine in Tiger. I run MenuMeters on a pathetically underpowered i3 Mac mini and it's typically using around 2 CPU usage with every option enabled. MenuMeters is a system monitoring tool for Mac computers. It's inferior in a number of ways to alternatives suggested here, but I still use and love iStat Pro. My machine is a 24 inch imac CTD 2.16, which unlike the other imacs has a dedicated 128MB video card, so I don't think any of this memory used is for graphics.ĭespite the much more massive use of RAM, so far I haven't noticed much of a difference in performance between the two OS's. In Leopard, this can fluctuate between 300 and 700MB of RAM, and this is with time machine turned off. In Tiger, with only the finder and one app like safari open, the RAM used is around 200-300MB. + sha1 fc00ebd506f89014a92372bc1bbe738f53409155įile rename $.I'm not running protools under leopard(just logic), so I may not be not be a good reference, but comparing 10.5.3 to 10.4.11 using Menumeters(you can grab a copy at ), 10.5.3 tends to use much more RAM. Im on a 2021 M1 MBP, Number 11.2 and the menubar certainly intrudes into. Raging Menace announced late on Monday the release of MenuMeters 1.4b1, a beta release of the stat monitoring utility that includes Snow Leopard support. sha1 70cdd49de0459623ba3031866fbbf16eca46587f or else have useful widgets in the menu bar: iStat menus or menu meters.
But this happened later than the need to port MenuMeters to El Capitan 10.11. (On macOS Sierra 10.12, Apple finally implemented and enabled -dragging for all NSStatusItem's, including this port of MenuMeters. checksums md5 539849d29ea625c66c5633242760f561 \ I have no idea why -dragging was not provided for the latter by the system. True or False: As a concept, virtual machines can.
#MENUMETERS M1 PC#
+++ Portfile 04:35:43.000000000 -2,7 +2,7 1.0ĭescription Set of CPU, memory, disk, and network monitoring -15,8 +15,8 macosx True or False: MenuMeters (from Raging Menace software) runs on our PC toolbars. Diff is below:ĭ-110:~/dports-dev/aqua/MenuMeters andrewmy$ cat Portfile.diff
#MENUMETERS M1 UPDATE#
This update fixes those hashes, version number, and makes a couple of directory fixes.Ĭomments: This fix may be Tiger/XCode 2.2 specific, as this is the only system I have to test with.
#MENUMETERS M1 INSTALL#
The portfile can be found here: browser:trunk/dports/aqua/MenuMeters/Portfile ĭescription: The port install fails because the source was updated to version 1.3 and the md5/sha1 hashes have change.
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