- CPU activity (single and dual)
- System load
- Network activity
- Memory activity and usage
- Disk usage
- Current time and date
P.S. I do not work for or know anyone at IconFactory. This is just a dammed nice piece of software.
[Editor's note: If you're interested in seeing what your system is up to at all times, iPulse is definitely an impressive little application. I tested it this morning, and it's a very professional app, with clear and easy to understand preferences, and it does have a very efficient display method for showing what the system is doing. My only real complaint is that it's a bit too CPU hungry for a system monitor. Configured as I might wish to use it, iPulse took up anywhere from 9% to 15% (according to 'top' in the Terminal) of the CPU cycles on my G4/733 ... that's just a bit too much for my needs, as I'd rather have that horsepower available for other applications. That small fact aside, iPulse is an impressive effort!]

