Free wavemixer 0.4 software for linux

wmwave is dockapp for window maker to display statistical information about a current wireless ethernet connection.

Installation:

Unzip the the distribution

tar xvfz wmwave-0-4.tgz

Change directories

cd wmwave

Say

make

and then install the program and manpage by

make install

Running wmWAVE:

To run wmwave simply type

wmwave

Use the command line option -r to control the frequency of sampling of the processes. Use -display and -geometry options in the usual way.

wmpower is a Window Maker dock application allowing the user to graphically see (and set) the power management status of his laptop.
Main features:
- Battery status display (you choose the battery);
- Both APM and ACPI kernels are supported;
- On ACPI kernels you get fan status and a thermal sensor;
- Direct access to Toshiba hardware: you get fan status and LCD brightness management even without an APCI kernel;
- While on battery, it can stop your fan, HD, lin-seti service to make the battery last longer; if you have a Toshiba Laptop, it can also adjust your LCD brightness;
- Fast battery charge mode: you can keep on battery settings until your battery reaches 100%: this will make it recharge much faster;
- no-meddling option: if you want the program to display power manamenegt status, but not to take any action.
- On Toshiba laptops you can use your mouse wheel to adjust the brightness of your lcd screen.
- Support for Dell laptops for temperature and fan status
- Support for Compal hardware
- CPU frequency scaling support
Installation:
./configure
make
su root (if you are not root already)
make install
Enhancements:
- Fixed a memory allocation issue that on rare occasions could make wmpower crash.
- Fixed small bug that made wmpower print forever that it would not fast charge the battery as it was already at maximum capacity.
- When calculating battery time, and battery is charging, now wmpower displays time remaining until battery is fully charged instead of how much time would left if we were running on battery power.

JAdvisor project is a college class scheduler, course planner, and course search program.
It also allows college students to view their schedules graphically and create an optimal schedule.
Adapters are used to customize JAdvisor for your particular school.
Enhancements:
- SchoolAdapter throws new Exceptions
- Added SplitPanes to SchedulerUI and PlannerUI
- PlannerUI displays semester names
- Text Box bug fixed
- Scheduler UI bugfixes
- NCSU adapter bugfixes
- UNC adapter updated

WmCdrom is a dock application for WindowMaker. When launched WmCdrom creates a 48 x 48 pixel showing an icon (centered in a 64 x 64 pixel tile). To dock WmCdrom, left-click on the border of the tile and drag the tile to the dock area.
By clicking the icon you can mount,unmount,eject and launch a filemanager.
- The first left-click will mount the media.
- The second left-click will launch a filemanager on the mount point.
- The first right-click will unmount the media.
- The second right-click will eject the media (when supported).
Installation:
- Unpack the archive: tar xjf wmcdrom-0.x.tar.bz2
- Verify the PREFIX setting in the Makefile. wmcdrom will install to /usr/X11R6/bin
- Type make
- As root, type make install
- Launch wmcdrom and then drag the icon to the dock
You can test wmcdrom before install it by lunching (from source directory):
./wmcdrom -i cd /dev/hdc
(supposing your cdrom device is /dev/hdc)
WARNING: use the same device of your fstab ("less /etc/fstab" to verify)

KWaveControl is a tool for wireless devices and it is based on the wireless extensions. KWaveControl runs under Linux with KDE and docks into the panel. The tray icon in the panel shows you the current link quality and bitrate.

The main window indicates information about the device, where you can also set most of the properties (below marked with *; if those features are supported by your device).

vidiprinter provides a display of the BBCs vidiprinter for soccer fans.

Please suggest/mail me any aesthetic improvements as Im no artist. Most alterations can be achieved in the global declarations of the python script. The background images are in the images directory.

mterm is a dockable textfield which executes commands.
Main features:
- Easier than opening up a terminal
- Can be run completely from the dock (no other windows)
- Small, minimalist, and stays out of the way as much as possible
- Uses only the Xlib libraries, no other requirements
- Persistent command history - configurable
- Configuration can be stored in a .mtermrc file
- An extra window appears to show long commands for docked mode
- Adapts well for use as a standalone "run prompt"
- Ability to open interactive shell commands in an xterm
- Tab completion (0.4.2)