Wmseti
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Wmseti is a dockable application which monitors your seti@home client statistics.
It features;

+ Monitor multiple seti@home directories
+ Run/pause and start/stop each program
+ Display of alien face and progress bar
+ Display of statistics in two alternating sets of 5 lines
- Title    [WMSETI  X] displays title with X=AB.. if multiple directories
- Progress [12.34%  X] displays the progress where X is program status 
- Cpu      [01:23:45 ] displays the total cpu time spent on workunit
- Timeleft [01:23:45 ] displays the time left before completion of workunit
- Nwus     [TX:   123] displays the number of units sent
- Nresults [RX:   123] displays the number of units received (dufunct)
- Pid      [PID: 1234] displays the PID of the seti@home client
- Bar      [=====----] displays the progress as a graphic bar
- Totalcpu [PT: 12/34] displays the total cpu time as years and days
* Left click changes between SETI@home directories
* Left click on the top-left quarter changes to/from info text and alien (if compiled)
* Left click on the bottom-left quarter sets the progress bar on or off (on alien)
* Middle click runs or kills the SETI@home client
* Right click pauses or continues the SETI@home client
* Mouse wheel up or down changes to the next or previous directory.

Each individual SETI@home client can started or stopped and paused or
continued. A right mouse click will pause and continue the program. A
middle mouse click will run or kill the program.

The graphical version displays a alien face appearing out of the
shadows as the percentage done increases. A bar is shown with the
current percentage. This is coloured green for running, yellow
for paused, and red for no program running.

To change between the alien face and statistics, left click on the
top-left quarter. To hide the progress bar on the alien left click
on the bottom-left quarter.

To change between directories left click on the right or bottom half
of the statistics display (or all if graphics not compiled). On the
alien display left click on the right half. The mouse wheel can
be used to go up and down the directories in either display.

The configuration file as been slightly changed from the original
version. See "wmsetirc" for an example, or copy it to "~/.wmsetirc"
and change it to your needs. The default display settings are what
I use. The configuration covers seti@home directories, program
command line, statistics display, refresh and update rates.

The timeleft statistic now shows whether an upload or download
to the SETI@home server is required.

If you discover any bugs then please report them to me at
<swanson@uklinux.net> where I can curse my stupidity :-)
This version has been mostly rewritten with the original debugging
code removed. This version has been developed on a Linux box
running kernel 2.4.18 and SuSE 7.2 distribution.

http://wmseti.sourceforge.net
http://www.swanson.uklinux.net

Wmseti is licensed through the GNU General Public License.
Read the COPYING file for the complete GNU license.
