network
wmdonkeymon
wmdonkeymon shows the status of edonkey’s donloads in progress based on ‘*.part.met’ temporary files. Click on a file name to show details. Click again to return to list. Plz, don’t hack uploads …
wmget
wmget is a dock app for the Window Maker window manager which makes it more convenient to perform long downloads in the background. It uses the excellent libcurl library, part of the cURL automated-download program, to perform file retrieval.
wmifinfo
wmifinfo is a simple applet showing basic network info for all available interfaces. It shows IP address, netmask, gateway and MAC address. A bit like ifconfig.
wmifs
WMiFS is a dockable applet for monitoring all your network interfaces, it’s designed for Window Maker’s dock, but of course, it works with other windowmanagers too :)
Oh BTW, WMiFS means ‘Window Maker InterFace Statistics’;-)
wminet
WMiNet is a dockapp designed for Window Maker, although it should work fine with AfterStep, or any other window manger for that matter. It monitors useful server statics so you can tell, at a glance, how many people are using your system. Mainly useful for a machine set up as a ftp/web server/shell box. WMiNet is completely configurable, and can watch any TCP port.
wmisdn
wmisdn is a dock applet that monitors the i4l ISDN subsystem and lets the user start/stop/disable a ppp connection on a specified device. It can run as a docked applet in KDE2 (via kappdock), Window Maker or Afterstep, as well as a standalone windowed application in any other window manager. On its main window, wmisdn shows the status of the monitored ippp device. An additional panel can be toggled to show extended information about the connection. wmisdn can control the ippp connection via three buttons that appear on the upper side of the main window when toggled using the vertical arrow switch (take a look at the second screenshot). The green one opens the connection, the yellow one closes it and the red one disables it.
wmjiface
A simple text based network device status monitor. It shows a weighted average of the traffic for the past several seconds. The average includes the overhead packets.
wmldonkey
wmldonkey is a Window Maker dockapp that gives various information about the downloading files in MLdonkey.
wmnd
WMND is a dockapp for monitoring network interfaces under WindowMaker and other compatible window managers. WMND currently works on Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Solaris, OpenSolaris, Darwin and IRIX.
WMND can monitor multiple interfaces at the same time, sports several display modes and can also monitor remote interfaces through SNMP.
See also John McCue’s fork: http://jmcunx.com/data/wmnd-0.4.6j.tgz
wmnet
WMnet is a little X dock.app network monitor I wrote for Linux. It was originally inspired by that funky program ‘tleds’ that blinks your keyboard LED’s in response to net traffic, but its a lot more entertaining than that nowadays. I wrote this thing with low cpusage, low memory, and efficient use of screen real-estate in mind.
wmnetload
wmnetload is a network interface monitor dockapp for Window Maker. It is designed to fit well with dockapps like wmcpuload and wmmemmon. It tracks whether the interface is functioning and displays current network interface throughput, along with an auto-scaling graph of recent network activity (the graph separates upstream and downstream traffic load cleanly without resorting to colors).
wmppp.app
PPP dial control and network load monitor with NeXTStep look wmppp.app provides a PPP activator and network load monitor on a 64x64 mini window. With wmppp you can monitor the total traffic as well as the outbound and inbound traffic. It is designed to work with the WindowMaker dock, but will work great with other window managers as well.
wmwifi
wmwifi is a wireless network interface monitor dockapp for the Window Maker desktop. It is designed to fit well with dockapps like wmcpuload and wmnetload. wmwifi relys on the Wireless Exntension being enabled in the kernel.
wmwlmon
wmwlmon is a wmdockapp which shows the state of a wireless network interface. In the title you see the network interface name and a led showing if the interface link is active. As next you see the signal strength from the conntected access point in dB (decibel). The bar shows the signal strength in percents. If the bar is full, it means that you have the full throughput of the bandwidth displayed in Mbps. As next you see the channel number. A red lock shines if WEP is enabled. The last line shows the network id.
yawmppp
YAWMPPP is a Window Maker dock applet (works with other window managers too) that works as a frontend for pppd, making ISP hookup easier. You get in the internet with one click, get out with another.