[lcd4linux @ 2004-02-23 06:44:27 by reinelt]

"Lightning" widget from Xavier (lcd4linux.conf.sample)
removed obsolete Docs.

2 files changed, 0 insertions, 85 deletions

diff --git a/README.Rows b/README.Rows
deleted file mode 100644
index 9e43ad1..0000000
--- a/README.Rows
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,33 +0,0 @@
-list of possible directives which will be replaced
-by the appropriate values or will create bars or
-icons extracted from
-http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/manual.html 
-
-Directive				Description
-===================================================================================
-\nnn					will write the ASCII-character nnn (octal)
-%token					will be replaced by the value of token
-					for a detailed description of every
-					possible token please refer to
-					http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/manual.html or
-					/usr/share/doc/packages/lcd4linux/README.Tokens
-%%					will write a '%'
-%$					will write a '$'
-%&					will write a '&'
-$<direction><length><token>[+<token>]	will create a bar with the specified
-					direction and length (in characters)
-					with the value of token. If the driver
-					supports dual bars, you can specify the
-					second value with '+token'. 'direction' can
-					be 'l' (left), 'r' (right), 'u' (up) or
-					'd'(down). If you specify the direction
-					in upper case, a logarithmic bar will be
-					created. The space occupied by a bar
-					always grows from left to right or from
-					top to bottom, regardless of the direction!
-$t<height><token>,<width>		will create a time series bar. The data
-					is displayed like '$u', but shifted every
-					second 1 pixel to the left. Currently only
-					displays based on the pixel-driver support
-					these type of bars.
-&<num>					will draw the icon 'num' at this position
diff --git a/README.Tokens b/README.Tokens
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index ce26842..0000000
--- a/README.Tokens
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-list of possible lcd4linux tokens extracted from
-http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/manual.html 
-
-Token	Description
-======================================================================
-bd	battery duration in s{econds}, m{ins}, h{ours} or d{ays}
-bp	battery percentage (APM by now)
-bs	battery status ('=' = online, '+' = charging, '-' discharging)
-cb	percentage of CPU busy (=100-idle)
-ci	percentage of CPU idle
-cn	percentage of CPU in niced tasks
-cs	percentage of CPU in system mode
-cu	percentage of CPU in user mode
-dm	disk blocks max (read, write)
-dr	disk blocks read
-dt	disk blocks total (read+write)
-dw	disk blocks written
-e*	mails in mailbox 1-9, total mail
-hc	seti@home % completed
-ht	seti@home time spent on workunit
-ic	ISDN connected (0=offline, 1=online)
-ii	ISDN bytes received
-im	ISDN bytes max (received, send)
-io	ISDN bytes sent
-it	ISDN bytes total (received+send)
-L	'!' if load > overload (from config)
-l1	load average for the past 1 minute
-l2	load average for the past 5 minutes
-l3	load average for the past 15 minutes
-ma	application memory (kB) = used - buffer - cache
-mb	buffers (kB)
-mc	page cache (kB)
-mf	free memory (kB)
-ms	shared memory (kB)
-mt	total memory from /proc/meminfo (kB)
-mu	used memory (kB)
-nm	network bytes max (receive, transmit)
-nr	network bytes received
-nt	network bytes total (receive+transmit)
-nw	network bytes transmitted
-o	operating system name ('Linux')
-p	processor ('i686')
-r	total amount of memory installed (MB)
-s1	temperature of sensor 1
-s2	temperature of sensor 2 (up to s9)
-ti	PPP bytes received
-tm	PPP bytes max (received, send)
-to	PPP bytes sent
-tt	PPP bytes total (received+send)
-u*	mails in mailbox 1-9, unseen mail
-v	operating system release ('2.0.38')
-x*	output of command 1-9