Basic Guide to Samurize
Minimoose @ Neowin Forums has written a great guide for beginners to getting
started with creating your own samurize creations.
After reading his guide you can really explore the world of Samurize.
What is Samurize ?
Samurize is an advanced system monitoring and desktop enhancement engine for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista. IT professionals, overclockers, gamers and desktop modders alike use Samurize for system information, weather reports, news headlines and much much more. And best of all, Samurize is 100% free!
Samurize’s rich feature set includes:
• an unrivalled set of built-in meters (Disk utilization, CPU usage, network traffic, system temperatures…)
• ultimate customizing and skinning possibilities with no programming knowledge required
• monitoring your own computer or others over a network
• tiny memory footprint and CPU usage
• the first system monitoring tool with a true WYSIWYG editor
• full extensibility via scripts and plugins with a powerful plugin SDK/API
• minimal software requirements (no .NET or Service Packs necessary)
• multimonitor support
• many usage options (desktop, taskbar and clock clients, server outputting to XML or image formats, screensaver)
Samurize: The Only Limit Is Your Imagination.
Download Samurize: Here
Complete Guide Here: Basic Guide to Samurize
Visit this link for more detailed tutorials.
Link: Samurize.com – Tutorials
Check out these screenshots [droooooooooooooooools]
Link: Samurize.com – Screenshots
Thanks to his guide this is what i got as my end result.
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I enjoyed the guide but wanted to know about http://img462.imageshack.us/img462/6480/samurizeyt2.gif the way you have it showing the processes using the most ram. I’ve gone through the settings but can’t seem to find anything that looks like it’ll do that. It’d be a large help to me if you could share that.
Comment by Daftenigma — January 21, 2009 @ 8:11 pm