Software update: Coolmon 0.981

On FileForum we found the latest CoolMon. It concerns version 0.981. For those who are not yet familiar with this program, there is a clear explanation on the site:

CoolMon displays vital system information in a small configurable window. Most of the application’s data is retrieved from the Windows performance counters. It is able to display Processor usage, Number of Processes, Number of Threads, Used page file/Total page file, Used RAM/Total RAM, Computer Uptime, Date & Time, Computer name, All IP addresses, Network read and write speed, and Motherboard Monitor temperatures. It can do this locally as well a remotely over a LAN or the Internet.[break]The changelog that came with this version shows the following changes:[/break]

• Will no longer show up in the Task Managers “Applications” pane
• Fixed “Display Items” and other dialogs sometimes being sent to the back of the desktop
• Fixed CoolMon not returning to it’s orignal positon when changing resolution (like a game or a movie)
• Added check, to prevent bugs from people running MBM and CoolMon at the same time
• Ability to pause/start coolmon from the command line
• Added ability to remove the uptimes menu, if you dont want it, use the “-stats” switch
• Rearranged menu again, to make things easier to find
• Change name of “lock form” into “lock position”
• Checking “show dragging handle” will uncheck “lock placement”, checking “lock placement”, will uncheck “show dragging handle”
• Added the license to the whole thing, and now the source is available for download.

[break] CoolMon is released under the BSD license, more info can be found here† You can program here to download. For those who are interested in the source code there is here find a zip.