This is a version hacked by Markus Demleitner (msdemlei@cl.uni-heidelberg.de).

I started because I wanted support for more than one battery and then
couldn't stop.  Right now, it's only tested on a JVC XP 731.  I'd very much 
like to hear what it does on other machines.

I will probably rework the stuff a bit more once I find time and then
also rename it (because it's a completely different program now).   Let me
know if you think I should.



For install instructions, see "INSTALL" file.

Usage:

+-------------+
|batt.   graph| <- visual percentage battery bar
|[Speed]   [%]| <- Processor freq, battery percent
|[expL]    [S]| <- Expected remaining load/charge time, power source
|[CPU T][Rate]| <- CPU Temperature in Celsius, rate in Watt
+-------------+
Power source is either battery or AC, little blob beside is green for
Full Charge, orange for Recharging, and red for Discharging.

The rate is the rate of charge/discharge in Watt.  I'm pretty certain that
it is wildly inaccurate at least on my machine (which draws about 15 Watts
according to a good lab power supply, but is shown as drawing 28 Watts
by the ACPI readings).

see wmacpimon -h for some command line switches

Original wmacpimon by Costantino Pistagna <valvoline@vrlteam.org>
This version by Markus Demleitner <msdemlei@cl.uni-heidelberg.de>
