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wmload - WindowMaker load gauge
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Updated, cleaned up and "fixed"
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NOTE:
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This is a load monitor which is designed
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to work with the PROC filesystem. Generally
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all Linux systems come with the PROC fs.
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If you're using a different Unix and it
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doesn't have the PROC fs, first see if
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there is one available... otherwise this
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monitor won't work!
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Work is currently underway to produce a
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more `portable' wmload that Solaris/Sun/HP etc.
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users can also enjoy.
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SUGGESTED INVOCATION (for WindowMaker!):
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`wmload -shape -withdrawn &'
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OR for a different graph color:
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`wmload -led ??? -shape -withdrawn &'
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...replace "???" with a color name
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eg. green, red, orange, yellow, orchid, purple....
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any of your systems standard X color symbols.
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SUGGESTED INVOCATION (for AfterStep):
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To load wmload in Wharf, add a line in .steprc:
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*Wharf wmload nil MaxSwallow "wmload" wmload -led green -shape &
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...or to run it as a normal app: wmload -led "???" &
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NOTE: AfterStep doesn't require the "-withdrawn" option.
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AVAILABILITY:
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The latest release should be available from:
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https://www.dockapps.net/wmload
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TODO LIST:
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-Implement alternative `load' algorithms?
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LIABILITY & USABILITY:
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As usual, this software is bound by the
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GNU public license. You can use it however
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you see fit, as long as all the README's
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accompany any copy/version of it.
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THE KIND SOLES WHO HAVE WRITTEN/CONTRIBUTED
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TO THIS SOFTWARE, IN NO WAY ACCEPT LIABILITY
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OR ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OF, OR FOR
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ANY CONSEQUENCES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF
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THIS SOFTWARE.
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...that having been said, I think you'll
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like this new version and shouldn't have
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problems with it. Happy load monitoring!
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FEEDBACK etc:
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Maintainer of the current version...
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Window Maker Developers Team, wmaker-dev@googlegroups.com
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Previously maintained by...
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Ryan Land, rland@bc1.com
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Nic Bernstein
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Beat Christen, bchriste@iiic.ethz.ch (asload)
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---<o>---
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