!
!  xosview resources (override into your .Xdefaults file)
!  $Id: Xdefaults,v 1.21 1998/05/29 20:33:44 bgrayson Exp $

! General Resources

! xosview*title:
! xosview*geometry:         +5+5
! xosview*display:
xosview*labels: True
xosview*meterLabelColor:  wheat
xosview*usedlabels:       True
xosview*usedLabelColor:   orange
xosview*borderwidth:      0
xosview*font:             7x13bold
xosview*background:       navy
xosview*foreground:       wheat
xosview*enableStipple:	  False !  Change to true to try beta stipple support.
xosview*samplesPerSec:    10    !  This resource is not yet supported.


! Load Meter Resources

xosview*load: True
!  We don't need to enable the Decay option for the load -- the load
!    is already a time-averaged value!
xosview*loadWarnColor:    orange
xosview*loadProcColor:    seagreen
xosview*loadIdleColor:    aquamarine
xosview*loadPriority:     50
xosview*loadAlarmThreshold: 2
xosview*loadDecay: False
xosview*loadUsedFormat:	  float

! CPU Meter Resources

xosview*cpu: True
xosview*cpuUserColor:       seagreen
xosview*cpuNiceColor:       yellow
xosview*cpuSystemColor:     orange
xosview*cpuInterruptColor : red
xosview*cpuFreeColor:       aquamarine
xosview*cpuPriority:        1
xosview*cpuDecay:           True
xosview*cpuUsedFormat:	    percent

! Memory Meter Resources
!  Not all of these are used by a specific platform.

xosview*mem: True
xosview*memUsedColor:     seagreen
xosview*memSharedColor:   SkyBlue
xosview*memBufferColor:   orange
xosview*memCacheColor:    red
xosview*memFreeColor:     aquamarine
xosview*memTextColor:     blue
xosview*memOtherColor:    orange
xosview*memActiveColor:	  blue
xosview*memInactiveColor: lightblue
xosview*memPriority:      10
xosview*memDecay:         False
xosview*memUsedFormat:	  autoscale

! Swap Meter Resources

xosview*swap: True
xosview*swapUsedColor:    seagreen
xosview*swapFreeColor:    aquamarine
xosview*swapPriority:     10
xosview*swapDecay:        False
xosview*swapUsedFormat:	  autoscale


! Page Meter Resources

xosview*page:           True
xosview*pageBandwidth:  120
xosview*pageInColor:    SkyBlue
xosview*pageOutColor:   SlateBlue1
xosview*pageIdleColor:  aquamarine
xosview*pagePriority:   5
xosview*pageDecay:      False
xosview*pageUsedFormat: autoscale


! Network Meter Resources

xosview*net:		False
!  Suitable for people with 28.8Kbaud with no compression, or 14.4
!    with compression:
!xosview*netBandwidth: 2000
!  Suitable for people with up to 57.6Kbaud modems:
xosview*netBandwidth: 5000
!  Suitable for people with 10Mbits/sec Ethernet:  (could put 1250000)
!xosview*netBandwidth: 1000000
!  Suitable for people with 100Mbits/sec Ethernet (could be 12500000)
!xosview*netBandwidth: 10000000
xosview*netInColor:       SkyBlue
xosview*netOutColor:      SlateBlue1
xosview*netBackground:    aquamarine
xosview*netPriority:      2
xosview*netDecay:         True
xosview*netUsedFormat:	  autoscale

!!!
!!!  Linux-only meters
!!!
! Serial Meter Resources
! set 'True' for autodetection or give the baseaddress
!   (autodetection may fail sometimes, if
!    the port is locked by ppp/slip for example)

!xosview*serial0: 0x3f8
!xosview*serial1: 0x2f8
!xosview*serial2: 0x3e8
!xosview*serial3: 0x2e8
xosview*serial0: False
xosview*serial1: False
xosview*serial2: False
xosview*serial3: False
xosview*serial4: False
xosview*serial5: False
xosview*serial6: False
xosview*serial7: False
xosview*serial8: False
xosview*serial9: False
xosview*serialOnColor:    red
xosview*serialOffColor:   aquamarine
xosview*serialPriority:   1

! Interrupt Meter Resources

xosview*interrupts:       True
xosview*intOnColor:       red
xosview*intOffColor:      aquamarine
xosview*intPriority:	  1

! Battery meter
xosview*battery:          False
xosview*batteryLeftColor: orange
xosview*batteryUsedColor: aquamarine
xosview*batteryPriority:  50
xosview*batteryUsedFormat: percent

!!!
!!!  NetBSD-only meters
!!!
! Disk Meter Resources

xosview*disk:		True
xosview*diskUsedColor:	seagreen
xosview*diskIdleColor:	aquamarine
!  Default to 5MB/s bandwidth -- I
! think that's IDE's theoretical
! peak?, and SCSI-II's peak (no fast, no
! wide) bgrayson
xosview*diskBandwidth:  5000000
xosview*diskPriority:	10
xosview*diskDecay:	True
xosview*diskUsedFormat: autoscale
