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WMSUN(1)							      WMSUN(1)

NAME
       WMSUN - dockable Window Maker sunrise/sunset application

SYNOPSIS
       wmSun  [-h]  [-display  <display>] [-lat <latitude>] [-lon <longitude>]
       [-td <UT - LT>] [-date <yyyymmdd>] [-aa <0, 1, or 2>]

DESCRIPTION
       wmSun displays the current day's sunrise and sunset times.  Enter  your
       latitude	 and longitude correctly for the program to work.  The program
       switches the type of the sun according to its state (hot during the day
       and cold during the night).

OPTIONS
       -h     Display the list of the command-line options.

       -display <display>
	      Use an alternative X display.

       -lat <latitude>
	      Set  the	latitude of the observer.  Positive for northern hemi‐
	      sphere, negative for southern hemisphere.

       -lon <longitude>
	      Set the longitude of the observer.  Positive west of  Greenwich,
	      negative east of Greenwich.

       -td <UT - LT>
	      Set  the	difference  between  UT and LT.	 Useful when you woild
	      like to display the sunrise/sunset times for some	 remote	 lati‐
	      tude/longitude without resetting your clock.

       -date <yyyymmdd>
	      Set the date to display the sunrise/sunset times this day.

       -aa <0, 1, or 2>
	      Choose  anti-aliasing  method:  0	 is  for none (default), 1 for
	      font, and 2 for font and background.

LATITUDES & LONGITUDES
       The latitude and longitude values after dot have to be decimal.	So  if
       you  take  into	consideration Paris coordinates: 48 deg 51 min N and 2
       deg 21 min E you have to convert the minutes to the decimal values:

	      51 / 60 = 0.85

	      21 / 60 = 0.35

       As a result the valid command for Paris is:

	      wmSun -lat 48.85 -lon -2.35

EXAMPLES
       wmSun -lat 40.72 -lon 74.00
	      Sunrise/sunset times in New York (40 deg 43 min N, 74 deg 00 min
	      W) in local time.

       wmSun -lat 51.50 -lon 0.12 -aa 1
	      Sunrise/sunset  times in London (51 deg 30 min N, 0 deg 7 min W)
	      in local time with font anti-aliasing.

       wmSun -lat 55.75 -lon -37.62
	      Sunrise/sunset times in Moscow (55 deg 45 min N, 37 deg 37 min E
	      -- east of Greenwich) in local time.

       wmSun -lat -33.86 -lon -151.20
	      Sunrise/sunset  times in Sydney (33 deg 51 min S, 151 deg 12 min
	      E -- southern hemisphere, east of Greenwich) in local time.

       wmSun -lat 40.72 -lon 74.00 -td 5
	      Sunrise/sunset times for New York when you are  outside  of  New
	      York.

       wmSun -lat -33.86 -lon -151.20 -td -11
	      Sunrise/sunset times for Sydney when you are outside of Sydney.

       You may check the correctness of your settings using the following web‐
       site:

	      http://www.sunrisesunset.com/predefined.asp

       Slight differences between sunrise/sunset times calculated by wmSun and
       www.sunrisesunset.com  are  caused by different alghoritms used in both
       cases.  The difference may be caused also by  different	latitudes  and
       longitudes assumed in both cases.  For example New York expands from 40
       deg 30 min to 45 deg 1 min N and from 71 deg 51 min to 79 deg 46 min W.
       In  decimal  values  it	is 40.50-45.02 N and 71.85-79.77 W.  The above
       wmSun commands assume 40 deg 43 min N and 74 deg 00 min W.  In  decimal
       values it is 40.72 and 74.00.

AUTHORS
       (C) 2011-2014 Cezary M. Kruk <c.kruk@bigfoot.com>

       (C) 1999	     Michael G. Henderson <mghenderson@lanl.gov>

Version 1.12			 April 1, 2015			      WMSUN(1)
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