On Sun, Feb 03, 2002 at 11:58:41AM -0800, Audin Malmin wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 03, 2002 at 02:15:32PM -0500, Ignasi Palou-Rivera wrote:
> > I have APM and use wmapm. It partially works: it detects whether I'm
>
> wmapm works quite well for me as well...though my bios lies about
> the total remaining runtime.
>
> > > Also, I'm soliciting any recommendations for good WM applets to use. I
> > > grabbed them all and played around with them. I'm definitely looking for
> > > both AIM and ICQ clones that will integrate nicely with WindowMaker...
> >
> > I don't use AIM or ICQ, so I can't hlp you there. The applets I have
> > normally running are:
> >
> > wmapm: APM control and display
> > wmCalClock: calendar and clock
> > wmppp: ppp control and siplay
> > wmifs: netwrok activity display
> > wmbiff: fancy biff applet
> > wmix: sound control
> > wmxmms: XMMS launcher
>
> wmwave: an 802.11b wireless link, level, and noise meter
> wmnet: a rapidly-scrolling network monitor
> wmmon: for cpu monitoring (will also do disk and memory)
> fishmon: a clock
> wmix: sound control
> speyes: fluff
>
> > I'm also looking for a good applet to check on system activity,
> > memory, etc
>
> wmmon.
But avoid wmcpu like the plague. It is the one program that can reliably
crash X on all my machines (it was fine on my laptop until I upgraded to
4.1.0). Apart from that it's a nice applet ;)
Cheers
Dave
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