There’s been some delays in the second emails (the important one with the license in it!). No sooner do I type, another email comes in with the serial. It’s a subtle difference, but I think it is an important one. Please note that weather in iStat Menus is sold as data packs that cover 12 months - they never auto-renew and there is nothing to cancel, if you decide you do not want it any more. We pay for weather data fetching based on each request, so we wanted something that aligned with how we get charged. They should of made it clear that part of the application requires a subscription and I'd of gladly stayed quiet and stayed with the current version.I don’t like subscription software either. I've just got a personal preference not to purchase subscription based software. Yes, I went with the upgrade as I've bought every prior iStat version. We’re using Weather Underground for some locations. We have some more info on the topic here: I'm guessing it was required to license the Dark Sky data? But yeah, pretty bizarre (and all the more reason to add other providers).We’ll definitely consider adding other providers in the future. There really isn’t an alternative in terms of weather data sources, if you’re after something free, high quality, global, and with a license that allows commercial use. We use premium data sources, and we have to pay for usage every time weather is fetched. Not really upset about that, but rather the fact that they sold it as a full product and made ZERO mention of a subscription based model for part of that same application I paid for.iStat Menus 6 includes a 14-day free trial, and 6 months of weather data is included in the initial purchase. They posted this a few hours ago, i've always been impressed with this app, big improvements.Thanks! Almost every aspect of the app got a rework in this version. iStat Menus 6 is also compatible with OS X El Capitan and macOS Sierra. MacOS High Sierra was publicly released on the Mac App Store today. Existing users with version 3.0 or later can upgrade for $9.99. IStat Menus 6 is available now for $18 on developer Bjango's website. IStat Menus is built into the macOS menu bar, providing power users with convenient access to system information, such as CPU and GPU usage, memory stats, fan speeds, temperatures, disk usage, and battery life. Other changes include improved accessibility, localization, AirPods battery level support, dropdown menu reordering, automatic fan set switching based on events, and many other new features outlined in the version history. The update also introduces new ways to color and style the menu bar icons, dropdown menus, and graphs, including light and dark backgrounds.Īnother key feature is hotkeys support for opening and closing dropdown menus using your keyboard, including time, CPU, GPU, memory, storage disks, networking, sensors, battery, power, and more. Weather-related notifications can be configured. IStat Menus 6 features an all-new weather menu with the current temperature and conditions, hourly and weekly forecasts, notifications, and more. You can be notified, for instance, when your public IP has changed, if your internet connection is down, if CPU usage is above 60 percent for more than 10 seconds, or even of daylight saving time changes. IStat Menus now has a Notification Center widget for CPU usage, memory, top CPU and memory processes, load averages, disk space, and uptime. One of the biggest new features in iStat Menus 6 is configurable notifications for a wide range of events, based on CPU, GPU, memory, storage disks, networking, sensors, battery, power, and weather. A major new version of iStat Menus, a popular Mac system monitor for power users, has been released today for macOS High Sierra.
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