2 RELEASE DATE: 15 April 2015
3 -Clarify copyright information.
4 Add copyright header to wmload.c and COPYING file, obtained from
5 https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt.
8 RELEASE DATE: 7 April 2015
9 -Now maintained by the Window Maker Developers Team
10 -Replace deprecated Imakefile with Makefile. Update INSTALL to reflect
12 -Add missing headers. Fixes "incompatible implicit declaration of
13 built-in function" warnings.
14 -Add missing format arguments to fprintf(). Fixes "format not a string
15 literal and no format arguments [-Wformat-security]" warnings.
16 -Add more missing headers. Fixes -Wimplicit-function-declaration
18 -Pass XCreateBitmapFromData a pointer to char as expected. Previously,
19 a pointer to an unsigned char was passed, causing a "pointer targets
20 differ in signedness [-Wpointer-sign]" warning.
21 -Add manpage from Debian. Slightly modified from [1]. Also modify
22 Makefile to install manpage.
23 -Split ChangeLog off from README. Also remove redundant INSTALL
25 -Incorporate changes from asload-0.9.3. Obtained from [2].
26 -Incorporate changes from asload-0.9.4. Obtained from [3].
27 -Remove trailing whitespace.
28 -Include sys/wait.h. Needed to fix "implicit declaration of function
29 ‘waitpid’" warning introduced after merging asload-0.9.4.
30 -Remove ">/dev/console" from default command to execute on click.
31 Otherwise, user may receive "permission denied" errors.
32 -Check if Execute string is empty by testing first character. Fixes
33 "the address of ‘Execute’ will always evaluate as ‘true’ [-Waddress]"
35 -Cast data from client message event to Atom for comparison. Fixes
36 -Wsign-compare compiler warning.
37 -Replace deprecated usleep with nanosleep.
39 [1] http://manned.org/wmload/a214d0b5/src
40 [2] http://tigr.net/afterstep/download/asload/asload-0.9.3.tar.gz
41 [3] http://tigr.net/afterstep/download/asload/asload-0.9.4.tar.gz
44 RELEASE DATE: 09 March 2000 by albert@tigr.net
46 Fixed the security bug. The program now forks
47 and the child drops privileges before executing
51 RELEASE DATE: 03 March 2000 (sashav@sprintmail.com)
52 -added range check for values. It seems that on 2.3 kernels
53 time can go backwards :)
54 -Destroying Icon window prior to main window to avoid shutdown
58 RELEASE DATE: 17 July 1997
60 -Minor cosmetic changes.
61 The graph zone is now perfectly square, 54x54.
62 <I didn't like it's odd width! (;-)>
64 -All values dealing with pixmap size have been
65 adjusted to accomodate the new `look'.
68 RELEASE DATE: 8 July 1997
70 -Uses correct ordering of PROC data.
72 -Increases the differentiation between tones,
75 -Catches a "Once In A Blue Moon" condition.
76 Under various circumstances rounding error
77 results in a pixel count of 55 or 53.
78 To prevent the 55 count from writing one
79 pixel into the edge of the frame, wmload
80 now catches these occurrences and corrects
84 RELEASE DATE: 6 July 1997
86 -Fixed the grayscale problem that occurred
87 whenever the "-shape" argument was used.
89 -Implemented the "-led" argument...
90 ...the last release had the argument,
91 however it wasn't implemented...
92 ...ie: it did nothing.
93 Called without the "-led" argument, wmload
94 uses it's default color "LightSeaGreen"
95 [which is the same as the asclock readout].
96 Called with the argument, it uses the
97 named color. If the default color is
98 unavailable, or the named color is invalid,
99 wmload simply uses the 3 green tones
100 found in the "back.xpm" pixmap.
102 -Added a "-ver" argument...
103 When used, it prints the current version
104 on stdout. If it is called alone with no
105 other arguments, wmload exits after
106 printing its' version. Called with other
107 arguments... wmload prints its' version
108 and continues as normal.
110 -Trapped bad arguments that don't start
113 -Cleaned up the code a bit.
115 -Removed unnecessary files from the
116 distribution. <kept README's though>
121 -adapted from asload by Nic Bernstein
122 added withdrawn option, added WM hints.
127 RELEASE DATE: 30th November 1996
128 - by Beat Christen, bchriste@iiic.ethz.ch
129 - First Version for Linux /proc