Task Manager

So how are we going to do it, Glenn? What's our first question?

Jay Yeager says, talking about T-Mog, says, how can I integrate T-Mog into Windows by default, replacing the OG Task Manager?

Ah, that's a tricky way to word it, but the answer is in Settings, there is an option that says Replace Windows Task Manager, and you can turn that on.

Now, that option is only available if you install for all users when you did the installation.

So when you do the installation, you get the choice.

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Today I've been, well, actually this week I've been heads down on Task Manager, the new version of my Task Manager, for the last week or so.

And so I thought I'd give you a quick little demo of that, and then we can take some questions after that.

So let's see how that goes.

We have energy, I'm currently burning 141 watts, which is a lot.

And most of that is in the Google Chrome helper.

And then Windows app, and then down here is task manager using 14% of what Google Chrome is.

So this is a relative ranking.

Download, install, running in under 30 seconds.

I shouldn't be surprised, but damn! was keeping task manager og under five megabytes and nearly instant to install an explicit design

goal it was i didn't have a specific threshold i wanted to use as little cpu and ram as possible and i keep revisiting that i'm working on it right now in the background actually i'm trying to reduce the amount of cpu usage um so the goal was to keep it small but there was no specific threshold i did notice when last i checked it was smaller than the windows task manager running on the same machine running side by side and using a little less cpu that may not hold out once i add all the features i want to add but It's kind of the ballpark for it.

So it does a lot more, but it uses a little less.

Wow.

And you can dock it on the desktop or have it float or be topmost or...

Oh, okay, I haven't done that yet, but yeah.

Could T-Mog explain memory that Windows Task Manager cannot attribute to visible processes?