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This is a file-system monitor for the AfterStep window manager.  It fits nicely
in the Wharf.  

Thus far it works on SUN, LINUX and SCO operating systems. Very minimal 
porting will make it work on others.

Installation:
 
  type ./configure

  type make.

  EITHER:
      copy/move/link asfsm.man to a man page directory 
	    (eg. /usr/local/man/man1/asfsm.1)

      copy/move/link asfsm to a bin directory 
	    (eg. /usr/local/bin/asfsm)
  OR:
      type make install ; make install.man

  read the man page for usage instructions.

By M. Vitechek

Apr 26, 1998 13:00
==================
-	changed memory layout/processing - it should now take less memory, it also
	fixed possible buffer overflows
- 	added limit to the bar and it shows percentage it there's room for
	it on the bar
-	it doesn't use 'df' command, so hard disk trashing is gone
	now :), instead it uses statfs() (or statvfs() for solaris) and
	mtab file to determine the mounted FSs
-	when zero block FSs are to be shown too, they are moved to the
	bottom
-	added Type to the FS information shown in the popup window
-	added few more command line options, like

		-lfg <color>	: limit foreground color - the color of the bar
			  	  when a percentage limit is exceeded
		-lffg <color>	: limit font foreground color - the color
				  of the font that shows the percentage on
				  the usage bar
		-lfn <font>	: limit font name - the name of the font
				  to be used for the percentage display
		-l <limit>	: limit - the percentage limit that when
				  exceeded make the usage bar have another
				  color
		-pfn1 <font>	: popup font name 1 - the name of the font
				  used in the popup window
		-pfn2 <font>	: popup font name 2 - the name of the font
				  used in the popup menu
-	removed the mount popup window thus creating asfsm-lite ;))				  

Apr 26, 1998 16:30
==================
-	fixed the wrong number of free blocks for msdos FS, it now shows
	correct block amounts in kilobytes
-	added new feature: it now shows a blue line on the usage bar
	which informs of the total used percentage (=counts with
	    reserved free blocks for root).
	the popup window also shows total stats for a given FS
-	added new command line options:
		-nototal	: disables displaying of the total percent
				  usage line
		-tlfg <color>	: total limit foreground color - the color
				  of the line that shows the total usage

CHANGES:
	0.1-0.2 - Support for SGI, SUN, LINUX. Made popup window know where to 
			popup based on screen width/height, cursor position.
	
	0.2-0.3 - Removed silly use of fork command and used XCheckWindowEvent 
			loop instead.  Eliminated alot of bombing.

	0.3-0.31 - Removed SGI support, it apparantly didn't work.
			Updated Makefile.

	0.31-0.4 - Included special support for 0 size filesystems, fixed bug
			that would cause a crash if the system has more than
			24 filesystems mounted.

	0.4-0.5 - Added afterstepy features such as background pixmaps and
			a Transparent or Translucent option for the popup
			windows.

	0.5-0.51 - fixed a bug that caused Translucent windows not to pop down
			sometimes.

	0.51-0.6 - added "lowered" appearance to main window.
			added popup with mount/unmount functionality,

	0.6-0.7 - changed program to use Xt, Event Handlers, TimeOuts, and
			XtAppNextEvent rather than the busy wait loop and
			XCheckWindowEvent in the body of the program.
			This reduces the cpu load of the program to almost
			nothing compared to what it used to use.
			Thanks to Thierry Berger-Perrin for pointing out the
			problem to me.
			Also tweaked size and borders to make it fit into 
			maximum size available using a MaxSwallow. Apparantly
			using XtAppInitialize creates a widget whose size 
			Wharf automatically adjusts to maxmum size for 
			Swallowing or MaxSwallowing.
			Fixed the problem that caused zero sized filesystems
			(like /proc) to show up as a 1 pixel wide line instead
			of the width it was supposed to.
			Changed to use "df -a" for linux instead of "df -v"
			because "df -v" doesn't show /proc but the mounter 
			popup window shows /proc.
			Fixed man page which didn't show all the options.
	0.7-0.8 - Solved problem which caused the mount/unmount popup to not
			(or erroneously) display the device name. Also correctly
			calculate the size of that window now. Added different
			pixmaps for unix and DOS floppies and correctly detect
			DOS floppies as opposed to DOS filesystems that are not
			on floppies. Changed the unix filesystem and dos 
			filesystem pixmap.
	0.8-0.9 - made SCO use df -Bk instead of df -v which removed platform
			dependance of the format, as well as allowed the
			untruncated device and directory names to pass through,
			unlike df -v which truncates. It also shows the block
			size of the filesystem in 1024K blocks instead of
			512K which is easier to read.
	0.9-0.10 - fixed problem that kept long mount directories from
			overriding long filesystem names in the determination
			of the mount/unmount window size.
			Updated Makefile so SCO users who install the 
			glib module from Skunkware97 can compile using 
			xpm.h and libXpm from it without having to modify
			stuff.
			Autodetect df -a or df -Bk for filesystem usage 
			determination.
			Autodetect mnt/umnt or mount/unmnt for user mounting
			and ummounting.
			Autodetect /etc/default/filesys or /etc/fstab for 
			filesystem descriptions.
			Removed $(OS) stuff from Makefile, autodetection
			does away with it's necessity.
			Load mounter window pixmaps at startup instead of
			when you click to open the window.
	0.10-1.0pre11 - fixed problem that erroneously displayed devices which
			could be mounted at multiple mount points as mounted on
			all of them, instead of where they were really mounted.
			Freed Pixmaps loaded at startup time.
			Adopted afterstep version numbering system.
	1.0pre11-1.0pre12 - fixed stupidly allocated strings for mount/unmount 
			commands which failed on all systems that don't use 
			mnt/umnt.  Fixed date in man page.
	1.0pre12-1.0pre13 - fixed a whole bunch of small bugs that occurred on 
			fstab systems (most systems).  Added option to view or
			not view zero size filesystems such as /proc 
			(-showzero).
			Removed proc, swap and ignored type filesystems from	
			the mounter window.
	1.0pre13-1.0pre14 - made asfsm use popen/pclose instead of actually 
			writing to the hard drive, also got rid of "system" 
			command.  Made the filesystem info popup windows 
			automatically size themselves.  Imakefile. Added
			8bit pixmaps.
	1.0pre15-1.0.0	Maintainer changed to
			Nick Bailey <Nick@polonius.demon.co.uk>.  Fixed
			bug in handling large file systems (>2GB).
			Tidied up #include statements and man page.
			What happened to the pre-14 -> pre15?