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Read Me

audiostat is a plain Xlib app to be used by any X11 windowmanager 
to show the state of your audiocontrol.

Requirement: alsa-utils

You can bind it to the audio-keys of your keyboard, 

As an example: I use the following keybindings in my .mwmrc:

<Key>XF86AudioLowerVolume root|window|frame|icon f.exec "amixer set 'Master' 10%- > /dev/null; audiostat"
<Key>XF86AudioRaiseVolume root|window|frame|icon f.exec "amixer set 'Master' 10%+ > /dev/null; audiostat"
<Key>XF86AudioMute root|window|frame|icon f.exec "amixer set 'Master' toggle > /dev/null; audiostat"