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能够动态显示cpu工作频率的软件源代码

Requirements:
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	*A processor that supports frequency
	scaling. 
	
	*Linux Kernel version 2.6 with CPU 
	Frequency scaling (CPU_FREQ) and CPU 
	frequency translation statistics 
	(CPU_FREQ_STAT) support. Of course, your 
	processor's CPUFreq driver must be 
	enabled, either inside the kernel or 
	loaded as a module.

	*XOSD library. You can found at:
	http://www.ignavus.net/software.html



Installation:
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	1- Edit the Makefile to fit your needs:
	CFLAGS, installation directory, etc.
	
	2- make

	3- As root: make install

	(4- To uninstall, as root: make uninstall)
   
Usage:
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	1- Copy /etc/osdcpufreq.conf to your home
	directory as .osdcpufreq.conf:
	cp /etc/osdcpufreq.conf $HOME/.osdcpufreq.conf
	
	2- Edit your $HOME/.osdcpufreq.conf to change
	the default settings.

	3- Open an X Terminal, like xterm or konsole, 
	and execute osdcpufreq command ;-)

	*The program's purpose is to quickly 
	display the current status of the CPU, 
	that's why I recommend you to associate 
	a keyboard shortcut for the osdcpufreq 
	command, for example: Ctrl+Shift+C. The 
	configuration process depends on the 
	desktop manager you were running: 

     -->KDE: you can configure it inside 
	Control Center--> Regional & Accessibility
	--> KHotKeys. Select New Action and type 
	osdcpufreq into the Action name field, then 
	go to Actions, select New--> Command/URL and 
	type osdcpufreq. Finally go to Triggers, 
	select New--> Shortcut Trigger and capture 
	your keyboard shortcut.

     -->WindowMaker: you can attach osdcpufreq to a 
	hotkey using WPrefs. To do this, osdcpufreq 
	must be a command in your right-click menu 
	or submenu. Go to WPrefs--> Applications 
	Menu Definition, drag Run Program item to 
	the menu, select it and type osdcpufreq into 
	Program to Run field, then capture your 
	keyboard shortcut. Finally reset WindowMaker: 
	WindowMaker->Exit->Restart.

     -->XFCE: Settings--> Window Manager Settings--> 
	Keyboard--> Add, write any name, then, inside 
	Command shortcuts, double click on none none, 
	type osdcpufreq, and now capture your shortcut.

 *      NOTE: The X server (Xorg/XFree86) must be 
 *	running when executing osdcpufreq.