This file contains a brief description of each module,
who wrote it (or where code was snarfed from) and any
other information that you should note.


CLOCK
  The clock was based on eClock, written by me.  It has
  all of the features of eClock and should be considered
  its replacement as development has ceased on eClock
  
BIFF
  Biff has a lot of code from Derek of #E.  It displays 
  the current status of your mailbox- empty, new mail, or
  old mail.  Like any good biff should.  Clicking
  can launch a program... like say pine.

EFSM
  Displays file system information, swap information and
  memory information.

EIM
  Blinky lights for each sytem interrupt- very entertaining
  
MIXER
  Volume control widget.  You can define any number of
  volume controls and attach each of them to any
  control that your sound card allows.
  
LOAD
  Based on wmload and xload, it is a simple load
  meter.
  
CDPLAYER
  based on ascd v0.7 and workman, this is a very simple
  CD player that should function on IDE or SCSI drives.
  It should compile under Linux & BSD.  Maybe on others.
  I haven't tried.
  
WAVE
  Based on 'wayve'- Rasters very cool waveform generator,
  this module displays a graphical representation of
  whatever is going through your CD Player.  You need to

  mkfifo /dev/raw
  chmod a+r+w /dev/raw  

  If you want it to work with mods & mp3s.  Clicking on the
  wave windows makes it try to read /dev/raw.  This is
  rough, cpu & memory intensive.  Use at your own risk!

NETDEV
  The Net-Device monitors either a modem, or a /proc/net/dev
  device.  It reports TR & RX graphs, and blinks as well.

CMAP
  Color map display utility for 8bit users

EAPM
  Module by Steve Langasek, allows colorful on-screen
  monitoring of /proc/apm for those with boxen of the laptop
  variety.
