Rainmeter Skins - 140900 Final by RavingMedia

Rainmeter Skins / 140900 Final

Artist's Note

"140900" by RavingMedia (http://power.of.geek.nz), a Rainmeter skin remembering the "Smiths" gauges found in the almighty Classic Mini.

date started: September 24th, 2004
date completed: October 27th, 2004 (V1 Final).
date released: October 29th, 2004

Release Notes
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Version 0.1-0.3 (Unreleased)
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* Analog Clock completed.
* CPU usage "speedometer" completed.
* System uptime "Milage" completed.

Version 0.4 (Beta)
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* Total memory "Fuel" completed.

Version 0.4.1-0.7.1 (Unreleased)
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* Clock reworked to improve usuability and be more true to the original Smiths design.
* Network traffic in/out activity "indicator lights" completed.
* Harddrive access "Handbrake light" completed.
* HDD "Pressure gauge" completed - Right click to cycle between HDD (Edit for your own hardware set-up).

Version 0.8 (Beta2)
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* Temperature Gauge Completed (Cheers Rainy) - Requires MBM5 to be running with temp reporting in Celsius.

Version 0.8.1-0.9.3 (Unreleased)
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* HDD Pressure gauge code improved to allow access to both the menu and the ability to drag - Left click the actual meter to cycle.
* Voltage Gauge completed (Cheers Rainy) - Left click the meter to cycle (Requires MBM5).
* Temperature Gauge Bugfix (Cheers Rainy) - Temperature measure modified to take into account "K" being multiples of 1024, not 1000.
* Swap/Physical added to memory fuel - Left click the meter to cycle.

Version 1 (Final)
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* Fan speed "Rev Counter" completed.
* All code cleaned up and re-organized.

Comments

	hermik: optically pleasing but hard to match, good work though Tue, Nov 2nd at 03:00pm (5 years ago)
	report RavingMedia says: All the code has been cleaned up, the images have been polished, and the featureset has been completed. 140900 Final, Enjoy :) Fri, Oct 29th at 01:59am (5 years ago)
	report Gabro says: Wow the whole skin is Greate. Expecially the clock Sun, Oct 2nd at 12:58pm (4 years ago)
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