WaterMark is a lightweight screenlet that can effortlessly display various system information in a user-friendly manner.
As a software reviewer, I had the opportunity to explore WaterMark, a screenlet that offers a simple and easy way to display various types of system information in a light manner. With CPU load, multi CPU/core load (up to 16 core), memory and swap load, network usage (no configuration required), Wifi ESSID and signal quality (no configuration required), temperature, fan and electric sensors (support lm_sensors, temperature from ACPI sensors, temperature from nvidia video cards, and temperature and fan from IBM ACPI), hard disk usage, digital clock, and battery state and global capacity, WaterMark presents itself as a versatile and efficient tool for monitoring system resources.
One of the highlights of WaterMark is its ability to provide crucial system information without needing any complex configurations. With the network usage, Wifi ESSID and signal quality features, users can easily monitor their network and WiFi connections with a single glance. Additionally, the inclusion of temperature, fan, and electric sensors provides an excellent way for users to monitor the various components of their systems proactively.
Installation of WaterMark requires Screenlets, but once installed, users can enjoy these varied features with ease. With recent updates, the software now includes a fix for the "CPU-meter for all cores" bug that was present in earlier versions.
Overall, I would highly recommend WaterMark for anyone looking for a reliable and accessible system resource monitoring tool. Its versatility, ease of use, and handy features make it a valuable addition to any desktop.
One of the highlights of WaterMark is its ability to provide crucial system information without needing any complex configurations. With the network usage, Wifi ESSID and signal quality features, users can easily monitor their network and WiFi connections with a single glance. Additionally, the inclusion of temperature, fan, and electric sensors provides an excellent way for users to monitor the various components of their systems proactively.
Installation of WaterMark requires Screenlets, but once installed, users can enjoy these varied features with ease. With recent updates, the software now includes a fix for the "CPU-meter for all cores" bug that was present in earlier versions.
Overall, I would highly recommend WaterMark for anyone looking for a reliable and accessible system resource monitoring tool. Its versatility, ease of use, and handy features make it a valuable addition to any desktop.
What's New
Version 0.30: N/A