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The main page of desktopinfo-advanced.ini. Shows the rich text options in the title line and navigation options across the top. Everything below the dividing line is an include file. The weather item comes from openweathermap.org and includes the icon. I can see the time in a different city and I'm monitoring a couple of machines on my local network.
This shows the rich text options in the cpu core entries and fixed table in the top processes entry.
This shows off the various chart options.
This is the desktopinfo-absolute.ini layout. It uses absolute positioning and angled text.
I call this the linux layout because I saw something like this on a linux distro some time ago.
This one is great for a tech with lots of tools on the first page.
