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wmsmpmon

WMSMPMON(1)						      General Commands Manual						       WMSMPMON(1)

NAME

       wmSMPmon - Window Maker System Monitor

SYNOPSIS

       wmSMPmon [options]

DESCRIPTION

       wmSMPmon is a Window Maker dock application that displays the following information about the system:

       - Current CPU utilization of up to two CPUs

       - Up to two minutes history of CPU utilization

       - Current memory usage

       - Current swap usage

       On dual CPU systems, wmSMPmon has three different styles for the utilization graph. To toggle between them just click into the graph.

OPTIONS

       All options start with one dash.

       -h     Show summary of options.

       -r REFRESH_RATE
	      Set the refresh rate of the graph in microseconds. The default is 250000 (a quarter of a second).

       -g GRAPH_STYLE
	      Start  using  graph style #[1-3] (only on dual CPU systems). Style 1 shows the utiliziation in one graph, while 2 and 3 are split in
	      two little graphs. Style 2 shows the two graphs on top of each other. Style 3 uses a mirror like type. The default style is 1, which
	      is also the style used on single CPU systems.

       -c1 IDX, -c2 IDX
	      On  systems  with more than 2 CPUs, select the CPUs to show. Per default CPU number 1 and 2 are shown. On a quad CPU systems you may
	      launch second wmSMPmon showing CPUs number 3 and 4.

       -no-swap
	      Do not monitor swap.

SEE ALSO

       wmaker(1x)

AUTHOR

       This manual  page  was  originally  written  by	Alain  Schroeder  <alain@debian.org>  and  adapted  for  wmSMPmon  3  by  Thomas  Ribbrock
       <emgaron@gmx.net>

																       WMSMPMON(1)

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