The Iconfactory releases new iPulse jackets
What fun are your
utilities if you can't dress them up, right? The Iconfactory has released four new skins (or "jackets") for iPulse, their system monitoring tool (I personally like Scarab). With
iPulse, you can monitor disk usage, CPU usage, system load, motherboard temperature and a lot more. Plus, it just looks
cool.iPulse requires Mac OS 10.3 or better, is universal and costs $12.95US for a single license.
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What fun are your utilities if you can't dress them up, right? The Iconfactory has released four new skins (or "jackets") for...
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Zack
I agree. I've been using iPulse for over 2 years. Now, I can't work without it. It is by far one of the most useful utilities for OS X. Extreme amounts of information in a small space.
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Axel
I think iPulse should come with osx ( and the same goes for quicksilver)
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