[Request] Sublabel info for my computer pidlshortcut

I wasn't sure where to post this...was thinking as a suggestion but suppose a request is fitting. I searched around to see if I could find anything related and didn't really find anything, sorry if I overlooked something. :slant:

Basically, what I would like is to be able to add computer hardware etc information (cpu type and speed, amount of ram, OS, etc) into the sublabel for the my computer pidl shortcut. The current label doesn't really allow for much of any information to be put there. I only started messing around with avedesk a few days ago so I'm a bit unfamiliar with all the features and what-not.

#268784

Now that would be cool: excellent idea. I'll work on it when my I can get my old pc to boot up again (which has all the data).

#268883

You can do this pretty easily with Samurize. Here's an example :

... and here's another example of how to do much more : http://www.deviantart.com/view/15473404/

Lets try not to give poor Andreas more grey hair God knows we pester him enough already

#268889

Now that would be cool: excellent idea. I'll work on it when my I can get my old pc to boot up again (which has all the data).

I'm glad you like my idea! Would be nice to see it incorporated into AveDesk, it's really a wonderful program, sad I only discovered it a few days ago.

@amitsaraf32: I only wanted a few bits of info on there, I'm already running quite enough programs on here (windowblinds, logonstudio, bootksin, cursorxp, avedesk, theme manager, icon packager, desktopx, etc) I think running anything more would be overkill. Thanks for the suggestion though. :cool:

#269112

I know what you mean It would be gr8 if we had one proggie do everything and use less resources.

Sorry if my original post sounded condescending in any way. I didn't mean to

#269189

you want your computer info showed in a sublabel?

just write it...

#269689

Well yeah...but it would be nice if avedesk would automatically put in the information like it does for disk space, amount of files, etc.

#269736

I second (or maybe higher) this kind of idea. It would be especially useful for someone like me who has a mobile processor, which can slow down the processor speed. Having the actual processor speed on the desktop would be really nice.

But as others have noted, Ave has already done an incredible job with 1.2. Keep it up!

#271965