Schwanz3 is a tool designed for system measurement and analysis for personal use.
Schwanz3 is a personal system measurement utility that seeks to compare systems and egos based on your personal "penis size." While Schwanz3 is in no way objective, it aims to provide a straightforward comparison method. It was inspired by the script, `schwanz.sh`, but Schwanz3 takes a more comprehensive approach to system measurement, and it is still under development.
Currently, Schwanz3 is not yet finished, but there are release candidates available for Linux systems. While they are functioning releases, be aware that they may experience some misfunctions. Additionally, if you're interested in having Schwanz3 on another Unix-like OS, the creator is open to `diff -u` submissions.
The latest Schwanz3 release contains fixes for some significant bugs, such as a previous issue with Ogg and MP3 files being interchanged. A workaround for ck_uptime on Solaris has also been added. Additionally, music files are now only counted as +1, as they are deemed less important than other system metrics.
Currently, Schwanz3 is not yet finished, but there are release candidates available for Linux systems. While they are functioning releases, be aware that they may experience some misfunctions. Additionally, if you're interested in having Schwanz3 on another Unix-like OS, the creator is open to `diff -u` submissions.
The latest Schwanz3 release contains fixes for some significant bugs, such as a previous issue with Ogg and MP3 files being interchanged. A workaround for ck_uptime on Solaris has also been added. Additionally, music files are now only counted as +1, as they are deemed less important than other system metrics.
What's New
Version RC11: N/A