WMCPULoad - WindomMaker CPU Load monitor dockapp

General Information
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A dockapp to monitor CPU usage for WindowMaker. It works fine with AfterStep,
BlackBox and Enlightenment.


Installation
============
See the file 'INSTALL' for instructions.


Copyright
=========
GPL applies all portions of the code I wrote. Please see COPYING file.


Usage
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$ wmcpuload [OPTIONS]
 -d,  --display <string>        display to use
 -bl, --backlight               switches with Back-Light on
 -lc, --light-color <color>     back-light color (rgb:6E/C6/3B is default)
 -i,  --interval <number>       number of secs between updates (1 is default)
 -n,  --ignore-nice             ignore a nice value
 -h,  --help                    shows this help text and exit
 -v,  --version                 shows program version and exit
 -w,  --windowed                runs the application in windowed mode
 -bw, --broken-wm               activates broken window manager fix
 -a,  --alarm <percentage>      activates alarm mode. <percentage> is threshold
                                of percentage from 0 to 100.(90 is default)
 -p,  --ignore-proc <name><...> ignore all processes specified by command name 

NOTES: 
- WMCPULoad change to alarm mode when CPU load hits a certain threshold.
  (switches with back-light) This mode is invalid when Back-Light is on.
- '-n, --ignore-nice' option activated on GNU/Linux / FreeBSD / OpenBSD.
- '-p, --ignore-proc' option activated on GNU/Linux.
     

For AfterStep users
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Create a Wharf entry as following

  *Wharf wmcpuload - Swallow "wmcpuload" wmcpuload -w & 

  
For Enlightenment users
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Use '-bw, --broken-wm' option.


Why is kampd taking up 80% of cpu usage on my GNU/Linux box?
============================================================
Alan Cox said:
'kapm is spending 80% of your CPU time saving power.'

'-p, --ignore-proc' option will help you.
e.g.) wmcpuload -p kapmd kapm-idled


Bug reports 
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Please send e-mail to sato@cvs-net.co.jp.


URL
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http://www.sh.rim.or.jp/~ssato/wmcpuload-e.html

