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Last post Author Topic: Another System Explorer  (Read 26948 times)

mistercz

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #25 on: March 07, 2008, 05:08 AM »
New version of System Explorer was released! Feel free to visit product homepage at http://systemexplorer.mistergroup.org.

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #26 on: March 07, 2008, 05:16 AM »
I think this is an excellent system explorer! While I certainly liked sysinternal's Process Explorer, and replaced the task manager with it, this has now become my task manager replacement. Faster than Process Explorer and has a lot of cool features.

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #27 on: March 07, 2008, 08:10 AM »
Yes, it really is fine, this System Explorer.  :up:
But why must half the tray icon be taken by these two letters (S over E) ? :-\   systray.jpg

I just don't like that part!  :mad:

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When sitting in tray only, there is no CPU usage to mention. With the window open, CPU usage is 10%.
« Last Edit: March 08, 2008, 03:24 AM by Curt »

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #28 on: March 07, 2008, 06:32 PM »
New version of System Explorer was released! Feel free to visit product homepage at http://systemexplorer.mistergroup.org.

Thanks - I really like the new layout - much cleaner

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #29 on: February 22, 2009, 10:06 AM »
Hi Folks,

Another company who used to bundle their products together - Extensoft - now has unbundled some to make a "Free Task Manager" and a Disk Space Analyzer and a Screen Capturer and a Video Converter.  A couple of reviews of their products look favorable.  The Task Manager may not be as hefty as the one above, yet still may be nice. The Disk Space Analyzer may lack the graphics of WinDirStat and JDiskReport, but may have some other advantages.  I am doing a spot of checking.  The web site is simple to navigate.

http://www.extensoft...?p=free_task_manager
Free Extended Task Manager

Shalom,
Steven

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #30 on: February 22, 2009, 01:11 PM »
- while the Extensoft was a little too simple for my taste, it may be about time to test SystemExplorer again - though it hasn't been updated for half a year, (it is now at version 1.5_Stable), but since the last time I tried it, I have gotten myself a Vista.:

http://systemexplorer.mistergroup.org/

Stable Version 1.5 (8/25/2008)
Installer Link: http://fileforum.bet...xplorer/1198517849/1
Portable Link: http://fileforum.bet...ortable/1198517849/2

Changes:+ Added Support for External and Internal Plugins.
+ Added Filtering support to lists.
+ Security: New plugin adds security enhancements
+ Modules: New plugin adds Modules tab to Monitoring group
+ Launcher: New plugin adds support for "Create New Task" dialog with autosearch and suggestions features. Launcher dialog can be displayed via ALT+SPACE
+ System Report: New plugin for generation of System Report. Accessible from Menu "Generate System Report"

+ Processes: Added "Affinity Column" to list
+ Processes: Added "Affinity Settings" to Processes Popup
+ Processes: Added "Priority Column" to list
+ Processes: Added "Process Start Time" Column to list
+ Processes: Added "Command Line Params" Column to list
+ FileDetails: Added "Copy All to Clipboard" button
+ History: Added "Copy To Clipboard"
+ Search: Implemented searching in all tabs via CTRL+F
+ Drivers: Added option for change "Driver Startup Type"
+ Opened Files: Added "Close Handle" Option to popup
+ Snapshots: Added Save results in CSV format
+ Added "Select Columns" to Menu>View
+ Added File Check via virusscan.jotti.org
+ Added Save List in CSV format

* All tabs were transformed to internal plugins. Unwanted tabs can be hidden in Plugin Manager.
* Optimised running in Tray. CPU usage is near to zero, if you don't have active Performance Tab.
* Processes: Changed Process CPU Usage measuring method.
* Snapshots: Moved to group "Monitoring", tab "Snapshots".
* Snapshots: New snapshots format
* Snapshots: All code was rewritted
* Snapshots: Optimized Text Report
* Launcher: Improved search result sorting algorithm
* Uninstallers: Moved to group "Software"
* Improved support for dark themes
* Improved support for 120 DPI fonts
* Languages stored in languages directory...Removed from resources
* Language Detection Improvements
-SystemExplorer's forum

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #31 on: February 22, 2009, 01:35 PM »
Mmmm...does plugins too :)

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #32 on: February 22, 2009, 05:47 PM »
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System Explorer goes open for maximum customization.

Version 1.5 will introduce brand new plugin system.

There is no need to know any programming language for make basic customization of System Explorer.
Complex plugins can be developed under any development environment which can produce WIN32 DLL binary.

Latest Test Version of System Explorer 1.5 + SDK can be downloaded from http://systemexplore...ystemExplorerSDK.zip

Online Documentation is in progress...you can visit our Wiki at http://systemexplorer.wetpaint.com/

Do you have any questions regarding SE SDK ?
Feel free to contact me on ICQ 23411518

http://forum.misterg...ic.php?f=9&t=132

However: there is not happening too much at the forum - no plugins! - and I am somehow not convinced that the author can take his program much further.

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #33 on: December 10, 2009, 02:46 PM »
System Explorer 2.0 released. Freeware.

Version 2.0 brings brand new user interface and Windows 7 support.

Online Help
News
FAQ
Download

TIPS:

How to hide panel with "Make Donation" link :

Add to main section of the System Explorer configuration file this line:

RemoveDonationPanel=1

How to disable Splashscreen :

Add to main section of the System Explorer configuration file this line:

RemoveSplashScreen=1

P.S.: in this version there aren't anymore attempts to connect with their server when starts.

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #34 on: December 10, 2009, 04:26 PM »
System Explorer 2.0 released.

- well, that was a convincing way to prove me wrong! :

... I am somehow not convinced that the author can take his program much further.
:-[

I am off to get & test.  :up:


System Explorer is available in three major versions. Version 2.0 has brand new interface and it's compatible with Windows 7. Many features were improved and bugfixed. Version 1.5 has "Task Manager" interface and works good on Windows XP/Windows Vista. Version 1.4 works on Windows 2000. Version 1.5 and 1.4 are no longer supported and maintained.

System Explorer is available in two major distributions. Installer version contains installer wizard which help you to easy install and setup the System Explorer on your system. Second distribution is Portable, which is one zip file containing all necessary files. Portable version can be extracted to any directory, flash disk, burn to CD/DVD. Portable version runs in special mode and do not make any footprints to operating system (by default).
« Last Edit: December 10, 2009, 04:29 PM by Curt »

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Re: Another System Explorer
« Reply #35 on: December 12, 2009, 05:11 AM »
I am off to get & test.  :up:

It is nice, and (of course) even better than version 1.5.  :up: