Salmon is a memory utilization monitor utility for X Windows.
Copyright (c) 2004 Tricia Kirk <grania@mthoodcards.com>
For the updates check http://www.mthoodcards.com/cgi-bin/index.py?grania

Description:
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This is an AfterStep look & feel resource utilization monitor
for X Windows.

I started using asmem and friends in the summer of 1999 but soon
decided that I wanted an all digital listing of resource usage.
The earliest versions of salmon were written soon after.

This public release is the result of my recent conversion
from herding penguins to consorting with daemons.

Notes:
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Salmon is designed to keep operating if at all possible.  All
non-fatal errors are quietly ignored on the theory that just
because one thing failed doesn't mean that nothing else will
work.

Older C libraries on Linux lack the daemon function.  Linking
salmon on these systems requires adding -lbsd manually to the
Makefile after running ./configure.  Some day I'll get that
part straightened out too.

Credits:
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Far too many people have written pieces of the code in salmon
to even begin to list them all.  Special thanks though to
Albert "Tigr" Dorofeev <albert@tigr.net> for major contributions
and for keeping the AfterStep applets available on the "net".

"I have stood on the shoulders of giants".

Distribution:
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The application and the source code are under GPL. See LICENSE 
file for details.  Various sections as noted elsewhere are
distributed under BSD style licenses.

