2000-11-18 08:53:31 -05:00
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WMMon monitors the realtime CPU load as well the average
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system load and gives you some nice additional features too...
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WMMon currently provides:
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* Realtime CPU 'stress' meter;
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* Average systemload, like xload & wmavgload (autoscaling);
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* Realtime Disk I/O 'stress' meter;
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* Average Disk I/O load graphic (autoscaling);
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* Realtime total Mem & Swap usage meters;
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* System uptime display;
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* Realtime cycling through all monitor modes;
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* Can be started multiple times;
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* Commandline options for help (-h), version (-v),
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start mode (-i & -s) and display (-d);
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2001-04-13 22:38:31 -04:00
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WMMon can launch 3 user definable commands for left, middle and
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right mouse button clicks, which you can define in ~/.wmmonrc:
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left: mycommand-1 &
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middle: mycommand-2 &
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right: mycommand-3 &
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