Wmfreqview is a basic dock applet designed for Windowmaker which displays the CPU frequency in a graph format over a period of time.
Wmfreqview is a handy dock applet for Linux 2.6.x that employs CPU frequency scaling (cpufreq) and is designed to display a graph of the CPU frequency over a certain period. You can use the Wmfreqview project, particularly when you're utilizing dynamic frequency scaling, that permits you to monitor closely how the CPU frequency modulator responds to the CPU load.
What's more, this applet is straightforward to use and has a user-friendly interface. You can copy, modify, or redistribute it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or later, provided you have a copy of the COPYING document.
The program consists of two primary components: the X code and wmaker integration. Notably, the latter makes a substantial part of this applet and was obtained from a simple wmaker dock app template named `wmgeneral' by Martijin Pieterse.
Overall, the Wmfreqview applet is an excellent tool for monitoring CPU frequency changes in real-time. Its simple and intuitive design, coupled with the GNU General Public License, has made it a popular choice among users.
What's more, this applet is straightforward to use and has a user-friendly interface. You can copy, modify, or redistribute it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or later, provided you have a copy of the COPYING document.
The program consists of two primary components: the X code and wmaker integration. Notably, the latter makes a substantial part of this applet and was obtained from a simple wmaker dock app template named `wmgeneral' by Martijin Pieterse.
Overall, the Wmfreqview applet is an excellent tool for monitoring CPU frequency changes in real-time. Its simple and intuitive design, coupled with the GNU General Public License, has made it a popular choice among users.
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