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Post 302134069 by porter on Tuesday 28th of August 2007 03:26:20 PM
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dzen2-dbar - simple gadget that you can use in combination with dzen to display a progressbar. SYNOPSIS
dzen2-dbar [-w characters] [-s symbol] [-min minvalue] [-max maxvalue] [-l string] [-nonl] DESCRIPTION
dbar is an application that generates semi graphical progress meters, from some values you supply to it. See the usage examples for a description of the expected input format. OPTIONS
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