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Dockapps
Dock with the dockapps wmclock, wmmon, wmapmload and wmusic Dockapps are computer programs that have a tiny graphical interface, the size of an icon. They typically reside in a part of the user interface known as the dock, alongside icons of applications that are inactive. Their small size makes dockapps well-suited for monitoring applications that update the icon window with low-priority information. Some applications are: *Displaying CPU usage *Displaying computer temperatures *Displaying network or disk-usage statistics *Displaying clocks, calendars, moon phases, or weather reports
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Dock with the dockapps wmclock, wmmon, wmapmload and wmusic Dockapps are computer programs that have a tiny graphical interface, the size of an icon. They typically reside in a part of the user interface known as the dock, alongside icons of applications that are inactive. Their small size makes dockapps well-suited for monitoring applications that update the icon window with low-priority information. Some applications are: *Displaying CPU usage *Displaying computer temperatures *Displaying network or disk-usage statistics *Displaying clocks, calendars, moon phases, or weather reports
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