#Monity app code

The color is green until 25% remains, then it changes to yellow.

The battery gauge and remaining bar are color coded. Is discharging or the time until the battery is fully charged when connected to a power supply. Red disk i/o triangles are not always in sync with this panel as the data is gathered in a different process.ĭisplays the time remaining if the battery A small caveat (for now) is that the blue and Here you can see which processes are currently reading and writing to disk. The Applications Disk I/O panel is displayed if the Helper is installed. The menu also contains an item for ejecting the disk if it is removable. A grey square indicate that the disk does not supportĬlick the disk icon to popup more details about the disk, including total bytes read and written since boot time. is supported, weĬan usually also read the temperature of the hard disk. status of your disk andĭisplay a green square if the status is okay or a red square if your hard disk is failing. If your hard disk supports S.M.A.R.T.(Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology), Monit will query the S.M.A.R.T. Below the line, you can see disk space used and space available. The horizontal line indicate disk usage in percentage. This isĪlso the disk the Disk gauge reports space usage for.ĭisk activity is displayed as a red and a blue triangle indicating the amount of bytes written and read from the disk per second. The first disk is the disk from which the system booted. Outs indicates how much data is being copied from RAM to the hard disk.ĭisplays a list of all mounted disks. Page Ins indicate how much data is being copied into RAM from the hard disk and Page Startup disk to swap unused files to and from RAM. Swap Used is the amount of space being used on your Cached Files is the size ofįiles cached into unused memory to improve performance. Physical Memory is the amount of RAM installed on your system. Memory usage is reported as real-memory, which is memory used including shared resident memory. Without the Helper, applications memory usage does not include memory used by child-processes and Surprisingly much it turns out, especially if you have many open tabs Memory used by child-processes into the parent process. It is possible to show an exact representation of memory used by an application by aggregating Open Activity Monitor by clicking its icon. Click an App in the list to switch to that App. Top-5 List of Applications using most Memory (RAM). Compressed memory is the amount of compressed memory in RAM.įree memory is memory not being used. Active memory is memory that has recentlyīeen used or is in use by applications.

Memory that is in active use and cannot be cached to disk. When your computer started, how long it has been asleep and awake.ĭisplays the memory usage of the system in a traditionally pie-chart. Uptime is the time your computer has been working and available. With CPU usage aggregated into the parent process. With the Helper, the list shows top-5 of all processes on the system, including background processes, CPU usage per App is presented normalized across all CPU cores (0-100%). OpenĪctivity Monitor by clicking its icon.

Top-5 List of Applications using most CPU. Rotation correlates with the physical fans RPM. You can also see the current CPU and GPU temperature.įans are visible if the Helper is installed. The GPU model changesĭepending on, if the system uses the integrated or the discrete GPU. Normal, fair (fans running), serious and critical. The Thermal gauge represents the overall thermal state of the system. System reports the number of processes and threads running on the system. System load during the last one-, five-, and fifteen-minute periods. Load Average represents the average system load over a period of time. The Load is a measure of the amount of computational work that a computer system performs.

#Monity app code

The amount of time the CPU was busy executing code in kernel space and idle Is the amount of time the CPU was busy executing code in user space, sys CPU Usage is reported for the entire system.