For some reason Ram check is not working. I see from the log that [MeasureRam] has a range of 0 to 7.9 and not 0 to 100 even if [measureRam] is what I use to display Ram percentage. And the problem is the percentual option. I will mess around to fix this and place the IfCondition check where it needs to be placed but... Yeah... flag variables problem marked as solved!!!
jsmorley once the inspiration starts you need to do what has to be done right??? hehehe I will look into the average cpu measure you so kindly provided right away.
And just wow!!! I personaly like much more how Average CPU works and I removed current cpu from showing!!! Warning on average CPU also works fine! Thanx for the ideas and for the help!
Here is some eyecandy
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Unatomic wrote:
For some reason Ram check is not working. I see from the log that [MeasureRam] has a range of 0 to 7.9 and not 0 to 100 even if [measureRam] is what I use to display Ram percentage. And the problem is the percentual option.
Memory is not measured as a percentage, but is measured in Bytes. The MinValue and MaxValue are automatically set based on the total Memory (which it knows), so using the value as a percentage, in a Bar or Histogram or Line or Rotator or Roundline meter for instance, or with Percentual=1 on a String meter, will work, as those meters and that variant of the String meter know how to do the math based on the MaxValue.
If you want to use the percentage in an IFCondition test, you will need to do something like: