I use a system monitoring tool called procmeter3.  (Some of you may or
may not be familiar with it.)  I've had it set up for a long time to be
launched by fvwm when I log in.  From fvwm-1.24r, it worked perfectly.

Launched exactly the same way from fvwm-2.4.16, it still *launches*, and
draws its window properly, but none of the statistics inputs except for
disk-space usage ever actually report any data.  Killing and restarting
procmeter3 from an xterm fixes the problem; killing and restarting
procmeter3 from an fvwm function does not.

Can anyone suggest why this should be?  What does fvwm-2.4.16 do
differently that might have an impact on this?


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