Program like Samurize, but that work on Windows 98?

[Chaos Master]

Hello.

I'm looking for a program like Samurize (http://www.samurize.com), but
that works under Windows 98, and is freeware.

Samurize is a "system info" program that stays on your desktop showing
infos like connection speed/data transfer rate.

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Running on: 300MHz Pentium, 128MB RAM, 8.4GB HD, 56k modem, Windows 98
SE
Mozilla Firefox 1.0, Gravity 2.70, Wget as downloader

 

[jmatt]

Aida32 is now called EVEREST Home Edition (it's still free).

http://www.lavalys.com/index.php?page=products_index
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[Semolina Pilchard]

Hello.

I'm looking for a program like Samurize (http://www.samurize.com), but
that works under Windows 98, and is freeware.

Samurize is a "system info" program that stays on your desktop showing
infos like connection speed/data transfer rate.

Try SysMetrix
http://www.xymantix.com/sysmetrix/
or
Rainmeter
http://www.ipi.fi/~rainy/index.php?pn=projects&project=rainmeter

Both are skinnable and free.

SysMetrix does a little more than Rainmeter, IIRC, but also uses more
memory.

 

[B. Lauritzen]

Hello.

I'm looking for a program like Samurize (http://www.samurize.com), but
that works under Windows 98, and is freeware.

Collmon is the one you are looking for.

http://www.coolmon.org/home/screenshots.php

Will run on 9x, but has a few limitations.

From Coolmon :

Technical requirements

CoolMon uses the Windows performance counters, which are only available
in Windows 2000 and XP. Therefore CoolMon will only have full
functionality on these versions of Windows. CoolMon can run as a client
on Windows 98 and Me with full functionality, but when run normally it
will give you only partial information (i.e. RAM, page file, date &
time, computer name, user name, ip addresses, disk space and MBM
information). Please note that only Windows Me, 2000 and XP support
Alpha Transparency, further limiting the possibilities in Windows 98.