I've updated cpumonitor for the first time in a while. This brings the first of many release as I gradually drag the swingbench code base up to Java 8 conformance. This build now requires Java 8. The few changes I've made are

• The record button now outputs a CSV as opposed a tab delimited file.
• Removed unnecessary output in the "micro" version
• Updated ssh libraries to latest version

You can find it here. Let me know if you have any issues.

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I’ve just released 0.2 of cpumonitor. Its got a few nice features in it.

• Support for Solaris
• A Mini view (use the -md option on the command line)
• New charting engine (a bit punchier)
• Encrypted passwords in config file
• Fixes for rendering on Linux and Unix
• Reports errors for failed connections

It will require Java 6 to run and you will need to make sure that you enable “Password Authentication” in your sshd_config file (enabled by default on Linux) i.e in sshd_config add or uncomment the following line on the target server
# To disable tunneled clear text passwords, change to no here!PasswordAuthentication yes

You can download it from here as usual.

The following are a few screen shots of the mini mode and the max mode (default)

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