What is WMCPULoad FOR LINUX?

WMCPULoad

WMCPULoad is a handy CPU monitor that looks like an old-school LCD screen. It shows you how much of your CPU is being used, both as a percentage and in a cool chart format. If you want to turn the back-light on or off, just click the mouse over the app. Easy peasy!

Stay Alert with WMCPULoad

If your CPU usage goes above a certain level, this app will sound the alarm by lighting up the back-light. It’s like having your own personal assistant keeping an eye on things for you!

Where Can You Use WMCPULoad?

You can run WMCPULoad on various systems like GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, BSDi, Solaris, Cygwin, IRIX, and Darwin. It's super versatile! Here’s a quick rundown of some specific versions that people have gotten it to work with:

• GNU/Linux Redhat 7.0 to 7.3 (x86)


• GNU/Linux Mandrake from 7.2 to 8.2 (x86, ppc)


• Debian GNU/Linux from version 2.2 potato to 3.0 woody (various architectures)


• FreeBSD versions from 3.5-STABLE to 5-CURRENT (x86 and alpha)


• Solaris versions 7 and 8

How to Install WMCPULoad

If you're ready to get started with WMCPULoad, here’s how you can install it:

1. Extract the downloaded file: tar -zxvf wmcpuload-.tar.gz


2. Change into the directory: cd wmcpuload-


3. Run configuration: ./configure


4. Create the make file: make


5. Switch user: su root


6. Install it: make install (or 'make install-strip')


7. Finally launch it: wmcpuload &

Note: If you're not using GNU make, be careful! Some non-GNU versions might give you trouble — like when trying 'make clean' on OpenBSD.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!