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10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
I also wanted to reduce cpu usage of this clock, since I'm running two or three of them on the desktop rather than in Dashboard. But I found I didn't need to switch off seconds altogether - I just removed the 'sproing' animation effect - which is cool and neat, but unnecessary. Before edits, the World Clock used 10% CPU; with edits, but still with seconds and a digital clock, I've got it down to 1.8%. (But the main modification I made was to convert to 24 hour analog operation. More here. :-) The only problem is wondering what changes Apple make to the original when they issue a new version...
10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
Hey Pete,
10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
From my original hint:
10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
obviously, yes, i know the post i am replying to is almost 2 years old, but i had the same question, so this might help someone. |
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