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TimeMon gives a graphical representation of where the CPU cycles are going. It's coarse, but better than nothing. The best "feature" is that it runs in an icon on your dock, so that you never lose it.

Binaries:

  • http download TimeMon-4.0.app.RDR.I.tar.gz (20k), for Rhapsody/Intel
  • http download TimeMon-3.2.app.NIHS.tar.gz (53k), for NS3.x and OS4.x/Mach, Motorola, Intel, HPPA, and SPARC
  • http download TimeMon-3.0.app.tar.gz (17k), beta NS2.x version, Motorola
Sources:
  • http download TimeMon-4.0.tar.gz (28k), Rhapsody version
  • http download TimeMon-4.0.OS.tar.gz (28k), OpenStep version
    The Rhapsody-generated TimeMon.nib file didn't work under OpenStep, otherwise this version is identical to the Rhapsody version.
  • http download TimeMon-3.2.tar.gz (32k), NS3.x version
  • http download TimeMon-3.0.tar.gz (25k), beta NS2.x version
  • http download TimeMon-2.2.tar.gz (23k), released NS2.x version
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