Wmtop maintains a view of the 3 top CPU (or memory) consuming
processes displaying the amount of CPU used as a horizontal bar.
Very useful for spotting those rogue Netscape processes!

To install:
'make linux' or 'make freebsd' depending on which operating system you are
using. (Type uname if you don't know :-)

and if you are superuser

'make install'

Invoke wmtop using the command 'wmtop'

Use the command line option '-r <time in milliseconds>' to control the
frequency of sampling of the processes

Use -display and -geometry options in the usual way.

Use -U to watch only your own processes rather than all of them.

Use -x <regexp> to exclude processes whose name matches a given pattern
from the list.

Use -m to display physical memory usage instead of CPU (currently
only supported under Linux).

Use -c 'command' to have a command executed when you double click on wmtop.
For example you could launch a window with the real 'top' command for a closer
look at a rogue process.

Example: wmtop -U -x '^wm' -c "xterm -e top"  means list my own
processes that are not dockapps. Launch top on a double click.

I have liberally borrowed code from wmsysmon by Dave Clark. Thanks!

Caveats
-------
As far as I know this only works under Linux or FreeBSD with a
/proc filesystem. Tested by me under Linux 2.2.5 and FreeBSD 3.2
(PAO) on a Sony Vaio 505TX. Reportedly works also on other platforms
including various combnations of Linux and FreeBSD on Intel and
Alpha CPU machines. See TODO file for information about porting
progress.

Credits
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Thanks to Cyrille Mars (mailto:cmars@club-internet.fr) for some
new pixmaps and beta testing. (The pixmaps come with the distribution
but you'll have to work out for yourself how to use them! - I'll
make them a proper part soon...)
Thanks to Thomas C Sobczyns for beta testing (mailto:tcs@mit.edu).
Thanks to Brian Servis (mailto:servis@purdue.edu) for improvements to the
Makefile (that I have since ruined...).
