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    Wmtop 0.9.0

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    GPL / FREE
    October 26th, 2006, 17:11 GMT
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    Wmtop description

    Wmtop is a Windowmaker dockapp that is a mini graphical version of the cpu monitoring utility top.

    Wmtop project is a Windowmaker dockapp that is a mini graphical version of the cpu monitoring utility top.

    To compile:

    Type 'make linux' or 'make freebsd' depending on which operating system you
    are using. (Type uname if you don't know :-)

    To install:

    If you are superuser type 'make install'

    Instructions

    Invoke wmtop using the command 'wmtop'

    Use -display and -geometry options in the usual way.

    Use the command line option '-s < time in milliseconds >' to control the frequency of sampling of the processes and '-r < time in milliseconds >' to control how often the display is updated.

    Use -U to watch only your own processes rather than all of them. While running, a middle mouse click changes between the display of user processes and all processes.

    Use -x < regexp > to exclude processes whose name matches a given pattern from the list.

    Use -m to display physical memory usage instead of CPU, but is currently only supported under Linux. While running, a left mouse click changes between cpu and memory display.

    Use -c 'command' to have a command executed when you right click on wmtop. For example you could launch a window with the real 'top' command for a closer look at a rogue process.

    Use -a < 1..X > to choose a theme for wmtop.

    Example

    wmtop -U -x '^wm' -c "xterm -e top"

    Means list my own processes that are not dockapps. Launch top on a right click.

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