Wmbio is a dock application created specifically for WindowMaker, allowing users to access and manage various functions more easily.
Wmbio is a dockapp that is specifically designed for Windowmaker. If you're someone who wants to keep track of your biorhythms, then Wmbio is the perfect software for you. It allows you to set your birth date, following which it shows you your biorhythms. You can also monitor the progress of your biorhythms and calculate your next positive or negative total biorhythmic level.
Using Wmbio is easy. Simply launch it with the command "wmbio" and drag it to the dock. Set it to be autolaunched, and you're ready to go. With the middle mouse button, you can switch between three different screens.
In the second screen, you'll need to set your own birth date. After that, use the first screen to monitor your biorhythm level for today, or for the past and future by clicking on "NOW" and editing the date. Finally, use the third screen to see your next biorhythm level, which can be either higher or lower than the percentage that you've set.
If you ever need to make changes to the configuration file, it's located in ~/.wmbio. However, you should never have to edit this file directly. The function that reads from this file is a simple fscanf("%s %s %s"). Make sure that there are three numbers present in the file; otherwise, it can cause the program to block itself.
In summary, Wmbio is a great software for keeping track of your biorhythms. Its simple and easy-to-use interface makes it an ideal choice for both beginners and experts alike.
Using Wmbio is easy. Simply launch it with the command "wmbio" and drag it to the dock. Set it to be autolaunched, and you're ready to go. With the middle mouse button, you can switch between three different screens.
In the second screen, you'll need to set your own birth date. After that, use the first screen to monitor your biorhythm level for today, or for the past and future by clicking on "NOW" and editing the date. Finally, use the third screen to see your next biorhythm level, which can be either higher or lower than the percentage that you've set.
If you ever need to make changes to the configuration file, it's located in ~/.wmbio. However, you should never have to edit this file directly. The function that reads from this file is a simple fscanf("%s %s %s"). Make sure that there are three numbers present in the file; otherwise, it can cause the program to block itself.
In summary, Wmbio is a great software for keeping track of your biorhythms. Its simple and easy-to-use interface makes it an ideal choice for both beginners and experts alike.
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