1 .TH WMAPM 1 "15 December 1998"
3 WMAPM \- Dockable APM/Battery Monitor
6 [-h] [-display display] [-C CriticalLevel] [-L LowLevel] [-b BlinkRate] [-B BeepVolume] [-A T1 T2]
9 WMAPM is an APM/Battery Monitor. It is used to visually display and
10 interpret details of APM/Battery status from the system's BIOS via
11 Linux and FreeBSD kernels.
13 WMAPM is dockable using WindowMaker and AfterStep window-managers;
14 under other window-managers, WMAPM appears as a nicely-sized 64x64
17 WMAPM provides the following information: battery or AC operation, battery
18 life remaining (both in percentage and bar), time left until
19 battery-depletion (Linux only), charging status, and battery status
20 (high - green, low - yellow, or critical - red) as reported by the
25 Display list of command-line options.
27 .B \-C CriticalPercent
28 Set Critical threshold to specified (integer) percent.
31 Set Low threshold to specified (integer) percent.
34 Set blink rate of red LED to given (float) value.
37 Make wmapm beep at the specified volume (integer between -100 and 100) when critical level is reached.
40 Make wmapm warn all users via wall of Low and Critical status. Time1 and Time2 are times in seconds between updates
41 when in Low and Critical States respectively.
43 .B \-display [display]
44 Use the designated X display.
48 Chris D. Faulhaber <jedgar@speck.ml.org>
49 Michael G. Henderson <mghenderson@lanl.gov>