extensions
Extensions are really simple, they are just perl modules. Have a look at some of the example, they are pretty straightforward.autostart
Just spawns every line from $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/dwmd/autostart.Format of the autostart list:
- # comments a line.
- ! did not fork, but wait for the program to terminate (Use this for daemons or other stuff that has to be done before going on.)
date/time (datetime)
Displays the current date and time.- datetime: fprint formated string (default: %02d.%02d.%02d %02d:%02d) [day, month, year, hour, minute]
system information (sys)
Display mean load of the last 5 seconds and size of available ram. When set, uses color shading for Load and graph for ram.- sys_string: fprint formated string (default: ø%sL %sMb) [load, free ram]
temperature
Two different temperature extensions are available, for lmsensors or acpi.lmsensors (temp)
Uses lmsensors to display a temperature, usually from the CPU.- Displaystring: temp = °C
- tempsensor = 1 (Number of the temperature sensor to use)
acpi (thermal)
Uses acpi to display one or more temperature meters, usually from the CPU.- termal_degs: postfix (default: °C)
- thermal_meters: number of meters to read
- thermal_zone: acpi zone (default: TZ)