xmon v1.3

		      Remote Monitoring Software
		 Copyright (C) 1998-2004 Peter Benie


This distribution contains clients and a server for monitoring the
load and avilability of Linux systems.

The server is statically linked, occupies about 16K of memory and
performs no memory allocations once started, making it very robust
under high load. The server should be started from inetd (or xinetd)
as an unprivileged user. Once started, the server never exists.

There are two clients, one for the X Window System, and one for a text
console. xmon-client looks a bit like an xload, but more colourful.
xmon-tclient prints one lines of text per record.

Lots of assumptions are made about packing types in the code. It
probably doesn't work on anything except a 32bit 2's complement
machine with even byte alignment.

Building instructions are in the INSTALL file.
Copying permission is in COPYING.