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Posted on 06-Sep-2004 01:03 GMT by #amigazeux (Edited on 2004-09-06 19:47:21 GMT by Christian Kemp)45 comments
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We've released a new, small graphical CPU meter for your pleasure and adulation.
It's available for download at our website. Meltium is a small graphical CPU-usage meter which displays a user selectable picture and applies some colourisation using a user selectable alpha map and colour table to it. Additionally the CPU-usage is also displayed in the screentitle when Meltium's window is the active one. Meltium requires MorphOS 1.4 for perfect operation.

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Melting your CPU for free [MOS] : Comment 6 of 45ANN.lu
Posted by Emeric SH on 06-Sep-2004 06:26 GMT
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"what about show a bit of intelligence and post news like this to the Amiga forum like "MOS: Melting your CPU for free" so people know its not worth reading if they don't have MOS (still waiting for promised CSPPC version to test it BTW)"

Aw, c'mon, then it applies to all OS4 programs as well - or is there OS4 for CSPPC publicly available? Add to that, if a program for example uses WarpOS, as not all of us has PPC, will the poster be required to state it in the news title as well? (Like: Warning, if you have an A500 with 512Mb, it won't run!)?
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