Click the Uninstall button in the pop-up dialog that displays.
Didn't check inside to realise that I was copying a database file. Click iStat Menus in the menu bar, then click Uninstall. Question is how did the iStats Menus database get copied from one machine to the other? I reckon it was one of the /Application Support/ folders that I copied over, knowing that I'd want the same settings and data. Now the data only shows history for the last hour. Included are 8 menu extras that let you monitor every aspect of your system. So I decided to delete the database on this machine and restart. iStat Menus 6.70 iStat Menus lets you monitor your system right from the menubar. That file was exactly the same size as the same databases file on my other Mac, which is strange. 7 display modes, multiple core support Memory - Monitor memory usage. ~/Library/Application Support/iStat Menus/databases iStat Menus lets you monitor your system right from the menubar. The app displays information about your CPU, memory, solid state drives, and network connection, and gives you a convenient way to check in on your computer’s sensors. I decided to look at where iStats keeps its database for the historical data: iStat Menus delivers new insights into how your Mac is performing, all built into your menu bar. iCloud data (AppleID) was shared between this and my older machine, and I have a licence for Setapp for three machines.
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Thanks and answering your questions, I figured it out.īecause of bluetooth issues and cos as a dev I tend to install all sorts of things, I decided that this MacMini would be a clean machine.
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