Alimango System Dock
A small floating monitor for Windows 10/11: CPU, RAM, disks, network, GPU and battery,
with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connect buttons.
Free to use. Made by Alimango Studio - https://alimango.app/dock

INSTALL
  1. Right-click the zip, choose "Extract All", then open the extracted folder.
  2. Double-click "Install Alimango System Dock".
     No admin rights needed. The dock starts now and with Windows.
  If Windows SmartScreen says "Windows protected your PC", click
  "More info" then "Run anyway". The app is not code-signed yet.

USE
  Drag the circle anywhere. Right-click it for settings:
  Gauges (what to show), Layout (column, or a row left-to-right / right-to-left).

  WI-FI AND BLUETOOTH: the buttons next to the gear list networks and devices.
  Click one to connect; "Scan" finds new ones (Bluetooth: click to pair; a new
  Wi-Fi network asks for its password). Icons turn blue while connected, and the
  circle gets a blue outer ring while a Bluetooth device is connected.

OPTIONAL: CPU TEMPERATURE AND FAN SPEEDS (Intel, or AMD Ryzen/Threadripper; needs admin)
  Double-click "Install CPU temperature (optional, admin)" and approve the
  Windows admin prompt. It installs the PawnIO driver from its official source
  (winget) and a small background service that reports the CPU temperature
  and motherboard fan speeds (most ASUS, ASRock, MSI, Gigabyte, ECS and Biostar desktop boards, and Dell PCs) to the dock.
  Skip this if you do not need them.
  NVIDIA and AMD Radeon graphics cards show their temperature without this helper.

UNINSTALL
  Double-click "Uninstall Alimango System Dock".
  To remove the CPU temperature helper, run the optional installer's uninstall:
    powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install-cpu-temp.ps1 -Uninstall

License: see LICENSE.txt (freeware, not open source).
