On Tue, 27 May 1997, Andrew J Cosgriff wrote:
> "Kai" == Kai Grossjohann <grossjohann_at_charly.cs.uni-dortmund.de> writes:
> >>>>>> Adam Kopacz writes:
> Adam> i'm using FvwmButtons.. but i'm missing a cool clock in a
> Adam> fvwmbutton.. xclock is shit because i want it digital and
> Adam> without this date..
>
> Kai> I like xdaliclock. Cool melting thingy!
>
> I'm quite partial to AfterStep's asclock - it runs standalone as well
> as a module (I think i had to run it standalone with fvwm2, but it
> works fine)
I use a program called xloadtime, it's a replacement for xload that puts a
digital clock inside the load meter. Fewer processes and fewer resources than
a seperate program. I hacked it to accept more resources and have a normal
12-hour clock. It only works on Linux though, as each OS has a different way
of getting the load average. If anyone knows how to get the load average
(other than popen("uptime","r") or some such kludge) on DigitalUNIX or SunOs
systems, let me know.
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Received on Mon May 26 1997 - 21:23:15 BST