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macOS version built with Catalyst
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macOS version has a universal binary & runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs.
Ready for Windows on ARM
Windows version has a native ARM64 binary & runs natively on Windows ARM devices.
Description
DiskLED is a little application that sits in the system tray and flickers whenever the hard disk is accessed. DiskLED queries performance counters for disk activity data. Basically, what it does is periodically query a specific counter and display the current value graphically. The cool thing is it is not limited to hard disk activity data. Using a simple INI file, DiskLED can be configured to display any counter's data.
Obviously an LED type display is well-suited for activity data only. When dealing with many other counters, a different visualization method is needed.
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