wmifs - a dockable network traffic monitor

       This manual page was written by Jordi Mallach <jordi@sindominio.net> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but
       may be used by others).

       WMiFS  is  a  dockable  applet  for  X11  that can monitor all your network interfaces. It's designed for
       WindowMaker's Dock and AfterStep's Wharf, but it's not dependent on these window managers and should work
       with any other.  It can display the net load using a standard bar graph or using a waveform mode. It also
       displays the state of the interface with a group of leds.  Clicking on the interface name will  cycle  to
       the  next  interface  in  the  system.  Users can define commands to be executed when the different mouse
       buttons are pressed on the main window.

/etc/wmifsrc
              system wide wmifs configuration file.

       ~/.wmifsrc
              peruser wmifs configuration file.

       wmifs - a dockable network traffic monitor

-h     Show summary of options.

       -v     Show version of the program.

       -display<displayname>
              Use an alternate X display.

       -geometry+x+y
              Set window position.

       -i<interfacename>
              Interface that should come up initially when executing wmifs.  If  you  use  "auto"  as  interface
              name, the first active ("up") interface will be used.

       -I<interval>
              Sampling interval, in seconds (default: 0.05).

       -l     Starts  wmifs in lock mode. Useful if combined with -i, if you want to monitor a, for example, ppp
              device which isn't up when wmifs is started.  It won't switch to the next available interface.

       -s<interval>
              Scrolling interval, in seconds (default: 5)

       -w     Use the waveform graph instead of the classic one.

       -c<color>
              Set color.

/usr/share/doc/wmifs

wmifs                                           December 26, 2001                                       WMIFS(1)

wmifs [-d <display name>] [-i <interface name>] [-l] [-w] [-h] [-v]