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IdleLed

1.0
27 February 2007

Virtual LED for the menubar shows system activity.

Overview

IdleLed is a tiny Cocoa application for MacOS X showing a virtual LED in your menubar. This software LED will signal your Mac idle/busy activity.

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5 IdleLed Reviews

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Self-Inflicted
Self-Inflicted
28 February 2007

Most helpful

Cute... but what does it actually DO? It's either on or off. There is no middle state. There is no variation in the on-ness or off-ness. There is no indication as to how much processor activity counts as busy and how little counts as idle. What does an Off LED indicate? Move on with life.
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Version 1.0
PietroBM
PietroBM
07 March 2007
Very nice app! Do I need to know when I am using mouse or keyboard? Not at all, but it's funny anyhow!
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Version 1.0
Rafraf
Rafraf
28 February 2007
Ok, next release will be named IdleLED. The app does nothing, so N/A. It's ok. Thank you very much for the feedback.
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Version 1.0
Emmedi
Emmedi
28 February 2007
As the name suggests, the led is RED when you're using your mac and is off when it is IDLE (that is, you're not using mouse/keyboard). Lovely useless ;-)
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Version 1.0
Rafraf
Rafraf
28 February 2007
As the name suggests, it signals idle status. When your Mac is in idle (e.g., no input from users) the LED is OFF. When you are doing something with your Mac the LED is ON. The word LED is ok, but IdleLed is the own name on the App... so the stuff LED and led doesn't matter. In the docs I think that the word LED has been correctly spelled (i hope).
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Version 1.0
1 answer(s)
Buhbye
Buhbye
28 February 2007
Yes, I'm clear on what the name suggests... but what does it MEAN? What qualifies as IDLE vs. NOT IDLE? That the user is not actively doing anything in a foreground process that calls the processor? Without definition, I still think this is utterly useless and the posted answers don't answer a thing.
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Version 1.0
Self-Inflicted
Self-Inflicted
28 February 2007
Cute... but what does it actually DO? It's either on or off. There is no middle state. There is no variation in the on-ness or off-ness. There is no indication as to how much processor activity counts as busy and how little counts as idle. What does an Off LED indicate? Move on with life.
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Version 1.0
2 answer(s)
Rafraf
Rafraf
28 February 2007
And by the way: why stability is 2? I think it is quite stable (being very simple).
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Version 1.0
Buhbye
Buhbye
28 February 2007
Stability is 2 because "N/A" is not available and I can't give anything about this useless little thing a positive rating. Stability is actually impossible to evaluate, given that the product does almost nothing.
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Version 1.0

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