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Widget Watch: miniStat2 v1.81 adds Intel Mac temp, more
While I'm still a bigger fan of the iStat pro widget, miniStat2 definitely wins points for compactness, creativity and for quickly incorporating a monitor for Intel Mac temperatures. Other updates include the ability to change the currently monitored network interface right from Network tab of the widget, the storage tab only displaying physical hard drives (as opposed to including .DMG files and the like) as well as a Spanish localization.A demo of miniStat 2 is available from ShockWidgets, and a license will cost $5.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
harrisjamieh said 3:07PM on 5-30-2006
The temp sensor does not work on my MacBook... Just has two ?? where the value should be
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Matt Dunn said 5:45PM on 5-30-2006
temp sensor doesn't work on my core duo mac mini either
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kirk said 6:22PM on 5-30-2006
Cool! This works on my MacBook Pro now. No more CoreDuoTemp.
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Gustavo said 6:39PM on 5-30-2006
It doesn't work on my MacBook Pro... what should I do to be able to read the processor's temperature?
Gus
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David Chartier said 8:09PM on 5-30-2006
I just noticed that you apparently have to install a small software library (that I believe comes with CoreDuoTemp) in order for this to properly check your Intel Mac's temp. Check their site for more information.
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