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TMOP v0.5.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 25 Oct 14:12
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TMOP 0.5.2 polishes the new design: hardware illustrations for every device on Performance, cleaner health rings, even lettering and a proper program icon.

🖼️ Hardware illustrations for every device

The exploded drawing that the CPU has on Performance now exists for every device, each with four layers and live values next to them:

  • Memory: heat spreader, DRAM chips, PCB and slot, with memory in use, cached and commit.
  • Disk: casing, NAND, controller and interface, with read and write rates and activity.
  • GPU: shroud, die, VRAM and PCB, with the busiest engine and dedicated memory in use.
  • Network: shield, controller, PHY and link, with receive and send rates and the link speed.
  • Thermals: fins, heat pipes, sensor and base, with the temperatures TMOP can read.
  • Docker: containers, engine, runtime and host.

Like the CPU drawing, they appear when the window is wide enough.

✨ Polish

  • Health rings: the rings on Summary (and in the popout) are clean single-colour arcs with smooth rounded ends; the stray dots at the start and end are gone. Very small values show as a short rounded bar, 0 % shows only the track.
  • Even lettering: spaced-out labels, such as the page names in the navigation rail and the section headings, now have even letter gaps that no longer shift when you hover or select an entry. Tabs no longer move their neighbours when you select one.
  • Program icon: TMOP has its own icon, a CPU chip in teal, in the title bar, the taskbar, Alt+Tab and on the .exe itself, instead of the generic one.

Downloads

File For
TMOP-windows-x64.exe Most Windows PCs, ready to run
TMOP-windows-arm64.exe Windows on ARM, ready to run
TMOP-v0.5.2-windows-x64.zip Most Windows PCs, with README and licence
TMOP-v0.5.2-windows-arm64.zip Windows on ARM, with README and licence
tmop-engine-v0.5.2-*.tar.gz TMOP's Docker engine; downloaded by the app when you set it up, no need to fetch it yourself

Each file has a .sha256 checksum next to it.

Full changelog: v0.5.1...v0.5.2, PR #20