This little app reads a file that has 3 lines with 8 or less chars per line and keeps updating the display based on whats in the file. This allows you to plug-in your own scripts for monitoring anything. I have provided an example script that grabs weather information from weather.com based on a zip code. It's just a little hack to wmtop, but hopefully the non-C hackers will enjoy it.
Job-scheduler is a program that schedules programs to be run at their specified times. It gives users several options for scheduling programs. Job-scheduler reads an input file which contains necessary information for scheduling possibly several programs. For each program in input file you can specify many things:
wmisdnmon logs the 5 latest calls for your ISDN line. You can click in a number logged to see details about calls. It use the isdninfo daemon distributed with kisdnmon (a similar application for kde). wmisdnmon don't use the 14lmon daemon (you can disable it).
WMBlueObject displays a spinning 3D object using OpenGL rendering. It runs as a dockapp. You can choose the object by clicking on the window, or with the command line option '-o'. If you have a scroll wheel on your mouse, you can zoom in and out using it.