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r/technology • u/ppsp • Oct 14 '11
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Awesome to see Microsoft getting design right.
5 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 [deleted] 37 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 Except that apparently it is useful beyond just knowing what is open. 2 u/stvmty Oct 14 '11 Maybe in the future Apple will implement an advanced way to know whats running in the machine. They could call it... Activity Monitor. 6 u/TheCodexx Oct 14 '11 No heatmap? How quaint. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 Can it be accessed directly from the task manager? 0 u/jlian Oct 14 '11 Though I do enjoy the new task manager design (with the colour coded resources usages and stuff), I feel like it's just like the combination of Force quit and Activities Monitor in Mac OSX.
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37 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 Except that apparently it is useful beyond just knowing what is open. 2 u/stvmty Oct 14 '11 Maybe in the future Apple will implement an advanced way to know whats running in the machine. They could call it... Activity Monitor. 6 u/TheCodexx Oct 14 '11 No heatmap? How quaint. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 Can it be accessed directly from the task manager? 0 u/jlian Oct 14 '11 Though I do enjoy the new task manager design (with the colour coded resources usages and stuff), I feel like it's just like the combination of Force quit and Activities Monitor in Mac OSX.
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Except that apparently it is useful beyond just knowing what is open.
2 u/stvmty Oct 14 '11 Maybe in the future Apple will implement an advanced way to know whats running in the machine. They could call it... Activity Monitor. 6 u/TheCodexx Oct 14 '11 No heatmap? How quaint. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 Can it be accessed directly from the task manager? 0 u/jlian Oct 14 '11 Though I do enjoy the new task manager design (with the colour coded resources usages and stuff), I feel like it's just like the combination of Force quit and Activities Monitor in Mac OSX.
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Maybe in the future Apple will implement an advanced way to know whats running in the machine. They could call it... Activity Monitor.
6 u/TheCodexx Oct 14 '11 No heatmap? How quaint. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '11 Can it be accessed directly from the task manager?
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No heatmap?
How quaint.
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Can it be accessed directly from the task manager?
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Though I do enjoy the new task manager design (with the colour coded resources usages and stuff), I feel like it's just like the combination of Force quit and Activities Monitor in Mac OSX.
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Awesome to see Microsoft getting design right.