This is a file-system monitor for the AfterStep window manager.  It fits nicely
in the Wharf.  

Thus far it works on SGI, SUN, LINUX and SCO operating systems. Very minimal 
porting will make it work on others.

Installation:
 
  modify the makefile to use the OS, CC, CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, and LIBS in 
	the section for your os.

  type make.

  copy/move/link asfsm.man to a man page directory 
	(eg. /usr/local/man/man1/asfsm.1)

  copy/move/link asfsm to a bin directory 
	(eg. /usr/local/bin/asfsm)

  read the man page for usage instructions.

CHANGES:
	0.1-0.2 - Support for SGI, SUN, LINUX. Made popup window know where to 
			popup based on screen width/height, cursor position.
	
	0.2-0.3 - Removed silly use of fork command and used XCheckWindowEvent 
			loop instead.  Eliminated alot of bombing.

	0.3-0.31 - Removed SGI support, it apparantly didn't work.
			Updated Makefile.

	0.31-0.4 - Included special support for 0 size filesystems, fixed bug
			that would cause a crash if the system has more than
			24 filesystems mounted.

	0.4-0.5 - Added afterstepy features such as background pixmaps and
			a Transparent or Translucent option for the popup
			windows.

	0.5-0.51 - fixed a bug that caused Translucent windows not to pop down
			sometimes.

	0.51-0.6 - added "lowered" appearance to main window.
			added popup with mount/unmount functionality,

	0.6-0.7 - changed program to use Xt, Event Handlers, TimeOuts, and
			XtAppNextEvent rather than the busy wait loop and
			XCheckWindowEvent in the body of the program.
			This reduces the cpu load of the program to almost
			nothing compared to what it used to use.
			Thanks to Thierry Berger-Perrin for pointing out the
			problem to me.
			Also tweaked size and borders to make it fit into 
			maximum size available using a MaxSwallow. Apparantly
			using XtAppInitialize creates a widget whose size 
			Wharf automatically adjusts to maxmum size for 
			Swallowing or MaxSwallowing.
			Fixed the problem that caused zero sized filesystems
			(like /proc) to show up as a 1 pixel wide line instead
			of the width it was supposed to.
			Changed to use "df -a" for linux instead of "df -v"
			because "df -v" doesn't show /proc but the mounter 
			popup window shows /proc.
			Fixed man page which didn't show all the options.
