Whee, i am bored!  lets make useless dockapps, okay!!!  Now you have wmapm 1.1

INSTALL:
* make
* copy wmapm somewhere useful
* dance
* <somewhere useful>/wmapm &
* phear
(if it doesn't work, skip the phear step)

 -timecop

This works on all machines that have a standard non-borked APM implementation.
For people with broken APM implementations, I added some stuff, which was
sent to me by Daniel Pittman <daniel@rimspace.net>, to compensate for some
of the stupidity.  If you see dumb behaviour from wmapm, consider editing
wmapm.c and uncomment one, or both, of these lines (on lines 19 and 20):

#define RETARDED_APM if your bios thinks the battery is charging all the time
when it's on AC power.  What this will do is stop "charging" process as soon
as the battery reaches 100%.

#define STUPID_APM if your bios shows -1 minutes remaining when AC is plugged
in, or when battery is charging.

If your bios is even dumber than this, and you come up with another special
case that needs to be handled, feel free to #ifdef it under <badword>_APM and
send me a diff -u.  I will include it in the next version.  Any of these
changes would have to go into acquire_apm_info.  Note, I changed format of
apminfo structure to get rid of redundancy - now there is only one power state
variable, which keeps track whether we are on AC, charging, battery, etc.

Note, all the *_APM stuff is untested - my laptop has a working BIOS :)  If you
test this and it doesn't work as advertised, go ahead and send me a fix.

As soon as ACPI is fixed I will make a version of wmapm for Linux ACPI.  But
until it works on MY laptop (toshiba satellite 2545xcdt) don't expect me to
do anything about it.  I will not accept patches either. :)
