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README

1asmem is a memory utilization monitor utility for X Windows.
2Copyright (c) 1999-2007  Albert "Tigr" Dorofeev <albert@tigr.net>
3For the updates check http://www.tigr.net/
4
5Description:
6============
7
8This is an AfterStep look & feel memory utilization monitor
9for X Windows.
10
11I used this asmem tool written by alinden@netcologne.de
12for quite a while. It served the purpose but I was very
13unsatisfied with its appearance. I wanted something that
14would fit nicely between all other applets on my desktop.
15I tried to contact the author a few times but got no answer.
16So I decided to rewrite it from scratch and give it the look
17and options that I personally like. I hope the author of
18the original asmem will not be too angry with me.
19
20The display consists of two areas. The one above shows utilization
21of the memory, the one below - the utilization of the swap
22space. Each area contains a graphical bar that represents the
23percentage of the available space. For the memory utilization
24there are three bars: user/system memory used, buffer memory
25and cache memory. For the swap space only one bar showing the
26used space. Above each bar is the total amount of space, below
27the bar - the available space in kbytes and percents. If the
28memory amount is above 999999 kbytes the displays switches
29to Mbytes instead of kbytes.
30
31The program may be used directly or in the Afterstep "wharf". It also
32supports the WindowMaker docker (-withdrawn option). It may be used
33in all other window managers as well. It runs well as an icon.
34
35You may want to have a look in the CHANGES file for the history of updates.
36
37Credits:
38========
39
40The original idea from alinden@netcologne.de who wrote the
41asmem version 0.1.
42
43There may be some other people's code carried over from asapm. See
44asapm's README for detailed credits.
45
46The patch for NetBSD is Copyright (c) 2000 Scott Bamford <sab@zeekuschrist.com>
47and that part of the code is distributed under BSD style license.
48
49The port to FreeBSD is supplied by Andre Yelistratov <andre@express.ru>
50and is based on the program swapinfo by Kevin Lahey <kml@rokkaku.atl.ga.us>
51
52Patch for Linux 2.6 kernel by Phil DeBecker <debecker@ntplx.net>.
53
54Fixes and patches from:
55	Michael Krelin <hacker@klever.net>
56
57Distribution:
58=============
59
60The application and the source code are under GPL. See LICENSE
61file for details.
62
63Naturally, I would like to hear of all changes and improvements
64made to this utility.
65
66Enjoy and may the source be with you,
67Albert "Tigr"
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