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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
GETLOAD.ORG | 18106 | 5046 | deflated |
GET_LOAD.C | 2022 | 1088 | deflated |
MAKEFILE | 18988 | 3852 | deflated |
PSDATA.C | 5350 | 1935 | deflated |
PSDATA.H | 1094 | 505 | deflated |
README | 747 | 459 | deflated |
XLOAD.AD | 106 | 99 | deflated |
XLOAD.BIT | 933 | 174 | deflated |
XLOAD.C | 7996 | 2865 | deflated |
XLOAD.MAN | 3682 | 1679 | deflated |
XLOAD.REA | 1641 | 907 | deflated |
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Contents of the README file
This is xload for Linux and X11R5 (X386, 1.0).
As I'm neither a X11 nor a Unix-crack, I simply
combined the standard distribution of xload
with part of the tload-code from Branko Lankester.
The executable is linked statically, because
- I don't know how to use the shared libs
(maybe someone who knows makes a shared version?)
- I still have a defunct xdvi, because I don't have
the required xyz_obsolete shared lib.
get_load.org is the code as originally distributed.
I could have added another set of #ifdefs, but
somehow I tend to get lost after the 721th ifdef.
You should have no_update.o with your kernel-source
anyway, but if not, it is included. It is to be
linked to xload.
Michael Hermann
[email protected]nchen.de
As I'm neither a X11 nor a Unix-crack, I simply
combined the standard distribution of xload
with part of the tload-code from Branko Lankester.
The executable is linked statically, because
- I don't know how to use the shared libs
(maybe someone who knows makes a shared version?)
- I still have a defunct xdvi, because I don't have
the required xyz_obsolete shared lib.
get_load.org is the code as originally distributed.
I could have added another set of #ifdefs, but
somehow I tend to get lost after the 721th ifdef.
You should have no_update.o with your kernel-source
anyway, but if not, it is included. It is to be
linked to xload.
Michael Hermann
[email protected]nchen.de
December 13, 2017
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