July 31st, 2010· Add monitoring of I/O workload and maximum disk throughput per device to help finding where a I/O bottleneck can occur. Allow multiple recipient for alarm report. Alarm on high memory load is know calculated in percentage of real memory used, i-e: without cache and buffer memory usage. See ChangeLog for a complete list of changes.
February 1st, 2010· This release fix a bug in workload notification and add the new 'menu' configuration directive in the PLUGIN section to allow classification of plugins under submenus.
January 17th, 2010· This release include the excellent work of Marat Dyatko on new web design as well some pending bugs fix. There's 2 new configuration options HIRES and LINE_SIZE.
December 14th, 2009· This release is a major code rewriting and features addons. It also include better support to major Linux distribution with RPM, SlackBuild and Debian packaging support. To see all changes take a look at Changelog and the Features menu link.
July 8th, 2009· Fix incorrect warning on socktw report type.
· Add report of the number of active/passive TCP connections per second. See output of "sar -n TCP".
· Add report of the number of receveid/sent TCP segments per second. See output of "sar -n TCP".
June 11th, 2009· Fix memory usage report. Real used memory (without cache) was wrong. Thank to Stephane Silly for the report.
· Add memory cached+kernel buffer report in memory stats.
· Add report of socket in TIME_WAIT state.
February 11th, 2009· Fix missing replacement of underscore in pathname for queue or disk.
· Fix missing prompt on "What device do you want to monitor" question.
· Fix warning when hddtemp is not found during installation.
· Force df to only report local disk usage excluding tmpfs.
· Add monitoring of sensors temperature and fan speed following regexp. See INSTALL file for more details (chap. SENSORS).
September 30th, 2008· This release adds support for versions of sysstat up to 8.1.5.
· Some more system information is reported, like CPU usage for a given device and the amount of memory needed for current workload.
· It also introduce an RPM .spec file given by the Fedora Core team to build distribution packages.