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21/10/1999
Veteran wmfire users might notice a slight change in the way the
fire looks.. Live with it, it's faster :) If you really must
have the old look, uncomment the #define OLD_LOOK line and all
will be as it was..
30/09/1999
Solaris should now have working load stuff, if it doesn't please
drop me a line.
24/08/1999
wmfire shows the numbers corresponding to the flame height by default
now (didn't at all before), you can turn this off via -s0
Now, wmfire will spawn external processes (just once, just one) to
determine the height of the flame.. Two such programs are included
with wmfire.. -c, -n, -F, -S, -m, and -x options were removed, now
there is a -P options to tell wmfire which program to run..
File stuff below was replaced, as were the default CPU load functions.
-- Dates below here unknown
wmfire can now read numbers from a file... This should make it able
to monitor temperature via lm_sensors and /proc/sys/dev/sensors/*
Added options for this are -S, -F, -m, and -x
Added -c option to choose the CPU to monitor for SMP linux machines,
give it a whirl ;)
Added colormaps/-C option, try it out
wmfire has a few options, namely -L and -B, they control
if the fire follows the load, and if the load bar is shown,
respectively.
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