# As you can see comments can be indicated with `#'
#
# This is the default wmsetirc. These values also reflect
# the default values of the program.

# Specify where the seti@home executable and data files are.
#It is possible to specify multiple setidirs (as shown below).
setidir=~/setiathome
#setidir=/some/where/else
#setidir=/or/even/further/away

# Order the lines displayed in the dockapp (0 - 4)
# wmseti recognizes six things data lines:
# title, prog, cpu, nwus, nresults and pid.
# - title    displays "wmseti" as an identifier
# - prog     displays the progress (percentage)
# - cpu      displays the cpu time (hh:mm:ss)
# - nwus     displays the number of units received
# - nresults displays the number of units sent
# - pid      displays the PID of the seti@home client
# - timeleft displays the time left before completion of this workunit (hh:mm:ss)

#pid=0
title=0
prog=1
cpu=2
timeleft=3
#nwus=4
nresults=4

# Do you want to see the PID flashed occasionally in the
# position of the title?
flashpid=1
