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wmacpi_temp is a Window Maker dock application that reads the temperature file in /proc/acpi in ACPI-enabled kernels. It displays the temperature of the processor in Celcius or Fahrenheit and updates every minute.


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2008-06-17

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2008-05-29

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  • wmacpi-temp 1.7 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.7.tar.gz

    Version 1.7 - May 8, 2004 - Fixed a bug with fvwm module FvwmButtons not dispaying the window contents. - Moved the tempfile class to it's own files. - Minor code cleanup. Version 1.6 - January 29, 2004 - Fixed a bug with one of the fonts not being cleared from memory. - Added a manual. - Minor code cleanup. Version 1.5 - January 21, 2004 - Fixed issue with a unreadable file showing the file name on the background of the display window. - Added support for the close button on other window managers so you can run wmacpi_temp in gnome/kde/etc, and close the wmacpi_temp window with the close button on the window frame. Version 1.4 - January 15, 2004 - More than one temperature file can be specified on the command line and config file. Combine this with NFS/SMB/etc and you can monitor all your servers. - Labels can be used for the temperature files with the -tl option. When used with multiple temperature files, the -tl sets the label for the last file in the list. The following command starts wmacpi_temp with 3 files with labels on the last two: wmacpi_temp -t temp1 -t temp2 -tl label2 -t temp3 -tl label3 The same rule works for the config file, just set the label after each temperature file. - Middle clicking on the wmacpi_temp window will switch between the multiple files that were specified. - Added the -gw option to show the warning colors for the highest highest temperature in all files. So if any of the temperature files is reporting a level 5 temp, the background will show the level 5 color regardless of what the current temperature file is. Version 1.3 - January 6, 2004 - Added support for standard input/output to be used by the -wc, -rc, and -l options by passing a filename of -. - Added support for a config file. The -rc option reads the supplied config file, and there is a -wc option to generate one with default options. - Added the option to disable the unit string. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.2 - December 22, 2003 - Added warning levels, with changing pixmaps based on temperature - Disabled log files while running as root This is to fix a security issue in case you need to run wmacpi_temp suid root, for systems that require root to access /proc. This is mostly me being paranoid, so some malicious user can't run wmacpi_temp -l /etc/passwd or something. If you need logs as root, you can set NO_LOGS_AS_ROOT = 0 in wmacpi_temp.h and recompile. - Added ability to change the warning levels on the command line, if you don't want to have 5 levels, set two of them to the same temperature and the second one will never show up. - Added command line options to change the default mouse button behaviours. - Added command line options to change the fonts. Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • wmacpi-temp 1.6 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.6.tar.gz

    Version 1.6 - January 29, 2004 - Fixed a bug with one of the fonts not being cleared from memory. - Added a manual. - Minor code cleanup. Version 1.5 - January 21, 2004 - Fixed issue with a unreadable file showing the file name on the background of the display window. - Added support for the close button on other window managers so you can run wmacpi_temp in gnome/kde/etc, and close the wmacpi_temp window with the close button on the window frame. Version 1.4 - January 15, 2004 - More than one temperature file can be specified on the command line and config file. Combine this with NFS/SMB/etc and you can monitor all your servers. - Labels can be used for the temperature files with the -tl option. When used with multiple temperature files, the -tl sets the label for the last file in the list. The following command starts wmacpi_temp with 3 files with labels on the last two: wmacpi_temp -t temp1 -t temp2 -tl label2 -t temp3 -tl label3 The same rule works for the config file, just set the label after each temperature file. - Middle clicking on the wmacpi_temp window will switch between the multiple files that were specified. - Added the -gw option to show the warning colors for the highest highest temperature in all files. So if any of the temperature files is reporting a level 5 temp, the background will show the level 5 color regardless of what the current temperature file is. Version 1.3 - January 6, 2004 - Added support for standard input/output to be used by the -wc, -rc, and -l options by passing a filename of -. - Added support for a config file. The -rc option reads the supplied config file, and there is a -wc option to generate one with default options. - Added the option to disable the unit string. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.2 - December 22, 2003 - Added warning levels, with changing pixmaps based on temperature - Disabled log files while running as root This is to fix a security issue in case you need to run wmacpi_temp suid root, for systems that require root to access /proc. This is mostly me being paranoid, so some malicious user can't run wmacpi_temp -l /etc/passwd or something. If you need logs as root, you can set NO_LOGS_AS_ROOT = 0 in wmacpi_temp.h and recompile. - Added ability to change the warning levels on the command line, if you don't want to have 5 levels, set two of them to the same temperature and the second one will never show up. - Added command line options to change the default mouse button behaviours. - Added command line options to change the fonts. Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • wmacpi-temp 1.5 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.5.tar.gz

    Version 1.5 - January 21, 2004 - Fixed issue with a unreadable file showing the file name on the background of the display window. - Added support for the close button on other window managers so you can run wmacpi_temp in gnome/kde/etc, and close the wmacpi_temp window with the close button on the window frame. - Set the LED to show red when there is a problem reading any temperature file. Version 1.4 - January 15, 2004 - More than one temperature file can be specified on the command line and config file. Combine this with NFS/SMB/etc and you can monitor all your servers. - Labels can be used for the temperature files with the -tl option. When used with multiple temperature files, the -tl sets the label for the last file in the list. The following command starts wmacpi_temp with 3 files with labels on the last two: wmacpi_temp -t temp1 -t temp2 -tl label2 -t temp3 -tl label3 The same rule works for the config file, just set the label after each temperature file. - Middle clicking on the wmacpi_temp window will switch between the multiple files that were specified. - Added the -gw option to show the warning colors for the highest highest temperature in all files. So if any of the temperature files is reporting a level 5 temp, the background will show the level 5 color regardless of what the current temperature file is. Version 1.3 - January 6, 2004 - Added support for standard input/output to be used by the -wc, -rc, and -l options by passing a filename of -. - Added support for a config file. The -rc option reads the supplied config file, and there is a -wc option to generate one with default options. - Added the option to disable the unit string. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.2 - December 22, 2003 - Added warning levels, with changing pixmaps based on temperature - Disabled log files while running as root This is to fix a security issue in case you need to run wmacpi_temp suid root, for systems that require root to access /proc. This is mostly me being paranoid, so some malicious user can't run wmacpi_temp -l /etc/passwd or something. If you need logs as root, you can set NO_LOGS_AS_ROOT = 0 in wmacpi_temp.h and recompile. - Added ability to change the warning levels on the command line, if you don't want to have 5 levels, set two of them to the same temperature and the second one will never show up. - Added command line options to change the default mouse button behaviours. - Added command line options to change the fonts. Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • wmacpi-temp 1.4 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.4.tar.gz

    Version 1.4 - January , 2004 - More than one temperature file can be specified on the command line and config file. Combine this with NFS/SMB/etc and you can monitor all your servers. - Labels can be used for the temperature files with the -tl option. When used with multiple temperature files, the -tl sets the label for the last file in the list. The following command starts wmacpi_temp with 3 files with labels on the last two: wmacpi_temp -t temp1 -t temp2 -tl label2 -t temp3 -tl label3 The same rule works for the config file, just set the label after each temperature file. - Middle clicking on the wmacpi_temp window will switch between the multiple files that were specified. - Added the -gw option to show the warning colors for the highest highest temperature in all files. So if any of the temperature files is reporting a level 5 temp, the background will show the level 5 color regardless of what the current temperature file is. Version 1.3 - January 6, 2004 - Added support for standard input/output to be used by the -wc, -rc, and -l options by passing a filename of -. - Added support for a config file. The -rc option reads the supplied config file, and there is a -wc option to generate one with default options. - Added the option to disable the unit string. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.2 - December 22, 2003 - Added warning levels, with changing pixmaps based on temperature - Disabled log files while running as root This is to fix a security issue in case you need to run wmacpi_temp suid root, for systems that require root to access /proc. This is mostly me being paranoid, so some malicious user can't run wmacpi_temp -l /etc/passwd or something. If you need logs as root, you can set NO_LOGS_AS_ROOT = 0 in wmacpi_temp.h and recompile. - Added ability to change the warning levels on the command line, if you don't want to have 5 levels, set two of them to the same temperature and the second one will never show up. - Added command line options to change the default mouse button behaviours. - Added command line options to change the fonts. Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • wmacpi-temp 1.3 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.3.tar.gz

    Version 1.3 - January 6, 2004 - Added support for standard input/output to be used by the -wc, -rc, and -l options by passing a filename of -. - Added support for a config file. The -rc option reads the supplied config file, and there is a -wc option to generate one with default options. - Added the option to disable the unit string. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.2 - December 22, 2003 - Added warning levels, with changing pixmaps based on temperature - Disabled log files while running as root This is to fix a security issue in case you need to run wmacpi_temp suid root, for systems that require root to access /proc. This is mostly me being paranoid, so some malicious user can't run wmacpi_temp -l /etc/passwd or something. If you need logs as root, you can set NO_LOGS_AS_ROOT = 0 in wmacpi_temp.h and recompile. - Added ability to change the warning levels on the command line, if you don't want to have 5 levels, set two of them to the same temperature and the second one will never show up. - Added command line options to change the default mouse button behaviours. - Added command line options to change the fonts. Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • wmacpi-temp 1.2 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.2.tar.gz

    Version 1.2 - December 22, 2003 - Added warning levels, with changing pixmaps based on temperature - Disabled log files while running as root This is to fix a security issue in case you need to run wmacpi_temp suid root, for systems that require root to access /proc. This is mostly me being paranoid, so some malicious user can't run wmacpi_temp -l /etc/passwd or something. If you need logs as root, you can set NO_LOGS_AS_ROOT = 0 in wmacpi_temp.h and recompile. - Added ability to change the warning levels on the command line, if you don't want to have 5 levels, set two of them to the same temperature and the second one will never show up. - Added command line options to change the default mouse button behaviours. - Added command line options to change the fonts. Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • wmacpi-temp 1.1 file released: wmacpi_temp-1.1.tar.gz

    Version 1.1 - December 14, 2003 - Added Mouse button support: Right click toggles Celsius and Fahrenheit Left click does an instant update for the temperature - Added more verbose options for the command line - Added log file support. - Minor code clean up. Version 1.0 - December 13, 2003 - Public release. - Testing and minor code cleanup Version 0.2b - December 12, 2003 - Minor code clean up. - Added -t -u flags to change compile time options, rather than requiring wmacpi_temp to be recompiled for changes. - Corrected spelling faults. Version 0.1b - December 11, 2003 - First working compile based on Temperature.app (c) Per Liden (2000)

    posted 518 days ago

  • File released: /wmacpi-temp/1.5/wmacpi_temp-1.5.tar.gz

    posted 518 days ago

  • File released: /wmacpi-temp/1.3/wmacpi_temp-1.3.tar.gz

    posted 518 days ago

  • File released: /wmacpi-temp/1.7/wmacpi_temp-1.7.tar.gz

    posted 518 days ago

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