A simple "shuffle puzzle" program written in C#. Just drag an image onto the window after the program starts to start a new game. When the image is completely reassembled, the game will display how long it took and how many moves were used.

Right-click the window for more options. The game has preferences to change the size of the squares, how many squares are used, whether or not to play the tile-sliding sound, and whether to crop non-rectangular images to a square.

This Widget is also the culmination of about two Widgets: Sys Monitor and System Widget. I'm not sure which, if any, particular ideas in this Widget were grabbed from either, but I do know that I tried to work to provide the same feature set as System Widget, minus SpeedFan support. I definitely wouldn't call this a "System Widget successor", as almost all of this is my work.

SystemBeat features some awesome graphics, uses some neat features that I wrote specifically for this Widget (which would appeal to other programmers, even if the user can't tell it's being used), and more. Do note that this Widget is not finished, by any means.

The name is based on the idea that it is showing your system's "heartbeat." I did not finish the Widget, and at this point in time have no intentions of finishing any remaining pieces that are not done or do not work.

A simple "Napier's Bones" Yahoo! Widget, made for fun.