Measles 2.2 review
DownloadMeasles is a Mac OS X "desktop critter" that is both fun and useful.
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Measles is a Mac OS X "desktop critter" that is both fun and useful. The "measles" in question are little bouncy spheres that travel around your desktop, bouncing off of windows and each other. They can have a wide variety of appearances, and they can make sounds when they bounce.
You may be wondering where the "useful" part comes in; they can be configured to act as CPU monitors, changing color depending upon how busy your machine is. They can also change colors according to how much free memory you have, or how much free disk space is left on your boot drive, or how long your machine has been sitting idle without user input. But while they can be useful, they are mostly just plain silly fun!
Limitations:
15 launches trial (max 24 hours each).
What's New:
Added new settings controlling more aspects of bouncing behavior
Fixed a bug that could cause the Measles to hide behind the menu bar
Fix a bug that caused console logging on launch
Fixed a problem with right-clicking not being equivalent to control-clicking
New app icon, version check code and registration panel code.
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