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Roosl System Information will provide information about various system resources and usage statistics.
\nThe monitor windows constantly display usage “thermometer” graphics and colors. The indicators constantly update (in about 1 second intervals) the current usage of each resource.
\nThe most recent “high mark” is also shown. The color changes from green to yellow to red, depending on percentages of a low or high preset. The system monitor includes and starts a Disk Monitor.
\nDisk information includes:
\n￭ Total capacity for all and each monitored drive
\n￭ Current usage for each drive
\nUp to 6 drives are monitored in each disk monitor window. The system monitor will automatically start a disk monitor for each group of 1 to 6 drives. If a monitored disk is removed (such as a floppy or CD) while the monitor is running, it will display such, and simply stop monitoring that drive.
\nEach monitor window may be closed independently. You may resize the monitors and arrange them independently. They will automatically adjust their aspect ratio (width x height) to maintain the display, and will appear at the screen location and size they were when last used.
\nHere are some key features of “Roosl System Information”:
\n￭ Windows “Up Time” (The actual date and time Windows was started are also displayed)
\n￭ Windows version
\n￭ CPU(s)
\n￭ Total RAM
\n￭ Total reserved Swap file
\n￭ Display and resolution info
\n￭ Usage of:
\n￭ Total System Memory
\n￭ Overall Memory Utilization
\n￭ RAM Memory in use
\n￭ Swap Space in use
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\nUp to 6 disks may be displayed per monitor window. The system monitor will automatically start a disk monitor for each group of 1 to 6 drives. If a monitored disk is removed (such as a floppy or CD) while the monitor is running, it will display such, and simply stop monitoring that drive.
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\nFeatures:
\nNew! Memory Monitor:
\nMemory Monitor has been added to Roosl. In addition to showing the total memory on the computer, the Memory Monitor displays the amount in use (used up) and in reserve (free to use). It also shows the total memory in use divided by the total memory on the computer. This helps determine how efficient your memory is.
\nNew! Disk Monitor:
\nDisk Monitor with Disk Manager, Windows To Go is included in the standard Roosl Pro version. The disk monitor shows how much total capacity for each drive is used, how much of that capacity is being used, and how much capacity is remaining. You may also delete drives, move them to another computer, or use the current drive.
\nNote:
\nTo delete a drive, use the Admin Tool. To move a drive to another computer, select the drive in the monitor, select Edit, then Edit. Lastly, use the Properties, then Actions menu option to Move To or Copy To.
\nCurrently available in version 0.6.
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3. For the most recent system use see \/var\/log\/syslog. Roosl System Information for the
\nlatest information.
\nTo use this disk monitor applet, you will first need to log into the system:
\nroot
\nsu
\nTo start the disk monitor applet, you first need to run the command:
\nkcontrol
\nThe system monitor window should open at the bottom of the screen.
\n2. Disk Monitor:
\nThe active instance of Roosl System Information will be displayed in the upper right corner of the window, followed by a clock at the bottom of the screen.
\nAt the top of the window, you should see the menu bar, as follows:
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\n\uffed Reset volume
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\nThe monitor will also display the main menu bar at the top of the monitor window.
\nEach Disk Monitor window will display the Volume Control menu, which is configured using the View Menu. See the next section for how to configure the View menu.
\nNOTE: The Current Disk Monitor (running) is displayed in the upper right corner of the monitor window.
\nIf you mouseover the top of the window, the current monitor’s name will be displayed.
\nNOTE: The active Disk Monitor window will not be automatically minimized when you are not using it.
\nWhen you minimize all monitors, there will be no current disk monitor.
\n3. Disk Monitor Options Menu:
\nThe Disk Monitor Options menu is displayed by selecting this menu option. You may adjust the aspect ratio of the monitor (independent of the aspect ratio of the display) and change display preferences.
\nThe menu bar of the current monitor’s window will be displayed in the lower portion of the monitor window, when a Disk Monitor is active.
\nThe monitor window may also be closed independently by selecting the close icon in the top right of the window or by pressing Alt + F4.
\n4. Display:
\nThe current monitor may be minimized to the tray icon.
\nYou can also manually minimize a monitor by clicking the minimize icon in the top right of the monitor window.
\nIf you have > 1 display, you can set any monitor to be the primary display. If the primary display is used, the other monitor(s) become (or make) secondary displays.
\nThe monitor may be expanded or collapsed using this menu option.
\n5. Set volume:
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\uffed The Status area is a high priority area, which will always stay on top, no matter what.
\n\uffed The system monitor displays 6 monitors (in a window), each displaying a selected disk, memory, CPU, and\/or RAM usage. (As with other computer monitoring software, the Roosl System monitor displays a running menu indicator when you first start it.)
\n\uffed Each monitor is self-adjusting and resizing in order to accommodate the current display of the monitor.
\n\uffed If no Monitor is “Open”, or if no monitors are “Open”, the Status area is used as a “No Problem Area”. The rest of the screen will be “Inactive”.
\n\uffed In “Inactive” screen space and in “Status” screen space the indicators are grayed-out. This allows the Space on-screen in “Inactive” or “No Problem Area” areas to be used for other information.
\n\uffed Each monitor has a background color of green.
\n\uffed The system monitor may start a disk monitor, each monitor keeps track of its own data.
\n\uffed The system monitor does not change its window size or location, regardless of the size or location of other monitors.
\n\uffed The system monitor may be closed, or put in “inactive” mode (by clicking it twice), and it will always appear on top of any window, even if other monitors are in “inactive” mode.
\n\uffed The status area of the system monitor cannot be closed, or put in “inactive” mode.
\n\uffed When a monitor is closed, it will not show the status area of any other monitor, or of the system monitor (The monitor in the upper right corner).
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\n\uffed The system monitor and the system status area are always on top of all monitors.
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