wmtop - WindowMaker dockapp

       Dan Piponi <dan@tanelorn.demon.co.uk>

       http://www.tanelorn.demon.co.ukhttp://wmtop.sourceforge.net

       Please report any bugs you may find to:

       wmtop-bugs@tanelorn.demon.co.uk

wmtop  displays the CPU or physical memory (under Linux only) usage of the top three processes. These may
       be refined by user supplied criteria, either via the command line or by clicking on the application.

       Monitor only users processes, exclude WindowMaker dock apps and pop up xps when double clicked:

              wmtop -c xps -U -x '^wm'

       where we assume dock apps all have names starting with 'wm'.

       wmtop - WindowMaker dockapp

       While running a left click alternates between  CPU  and  memory  display.  A  right  click  launches  the
       application  specfied  at  the command line. Middle clicking changes between displaying all and user only
       processes.

       -v     Displays program version.

       -geometry
              The standard X geometry specifications. Only X  and  Y  position  requests   are   honoured.   Any
              height and width specifications will be ignored.

       -display
              Specify an X server other than the local display.

       -U     Displays processes only owned by the user.

       -ccommand
              Execute command when application is right clicked.

       -xregexp
              Exclude  processes  whose  name  matches the given regular expression. The regular expression need
              only match part of the process name. Use '^' to mean the start of the name and  '$'  to  mean  the
              end.

       -m     Show memory usage rather than CPU usage on start-up.

       -atheme
              Choose an artisitc style or theme for wmtop to use.

       -s     Set interval between process samples in milliseconds.

       -r     Set interval between screen updates in milliseconds.

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Linux                                               JUNE 1999                                           WMTOP(1)

wmtop [-c command] [-U] [-x regexp] [-m]