bionic (1) wmfsm.1.gz

NAME

       wmfsm — shows the amount of disk space available

SYNOPSIS

       wmfsm  [--normal,  -n   ]  [--fire, -f ]  [--blink, -b ]  [--noblink ]  [-display ]  [-d, --delay ]  [-h,
       --help ]

DESCRIPTION

       wmfsm is a WindowMaker dock application that shows the amount of disk space  available  on  mounted  file
       systems with colored bars.

OPTIONS

       This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-').
       A summary of options is included below.

       -h, --help
                 Show summary of options.

       -v, --version
                 Show version of program.

       -n, --normal
                 Show the entire bars in the same color.

       -f, --fire
                 Render the bars as gradients.  You may switch between the normal and fire modes by mouse clicks
                 anywhere on wmfsm.

       -b, --blink
                 Blink the bars if the filesystem is 95% full.

       --noblink
                 Do not blink if the filesystem is 95% full.

       -display
                 Draw on the specified display.

       -d, --delay
                 Wait the specified number of milliseconds to redraw the window.

       -a, --appearance
                 Select  an  appearance  file.   Note that these files may be found in the wmfsm data directory,
                 likely /usr/local/share/wmfsm or /usr/share/wmfsm.

FILES

       You may exclude filesystems from being show by wmfsm by listing them in the ~/.wmfsmrc file.   It  should
       have  as  its  first  line either [include] or [exclude].  The next lines are filesystems that are either
       explicitly included or excluded respectively.

       Note: the format of the  ~/.wmfsmrc file is very strict. Make  sure  there  are  no  whitespaces  at  the
       beginning or at the end of lines.  No comments (#) are allowed. Here is an example:

       [exclude]
       /proc
       /dev/pts
       /floppy
       /cdrom

SEE ALSO

       X (1x), wmaker (1), df (1).

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Chris Gray <cgray4@po-box.mcgill.ca>.

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