 linux bandwidth monitor 0.2.2
 coded by 32x, 2001 fredde@linux.se
 http://www.32x.f2s.com

 Tool to monitor your bandwidth usage !
 Has successfully been compiled and run on Linux 2.4.x

 To compile, run 
	'make'

 then optional 
	'make install' 

 if you like to, for usage info, do
	'bmon -h'
 

 Enjoy !

 Credits goes to Skaven (lunarpower2001@crosswinds.net)
 for suggestions and additional functions.

 CHANGES
 * 0.2.2-CITI (by Steve Molloy <smolloy@umich.edu>)
 - Fixed bugs in the argument parsing
 - Added logging output option to prevent bmon from using the silly curses.h based
   display.  This way you can easily log output from bmon during tests (similar
   to vmstat).
 - Added some basic signal handling so the output buffer would be flushed in the
   case of ^C and redirected output (for logging).

 * 0.2.2
 - "Loading" text didn't get erased when bmon was started without any options, fixed.
 - Made the amount of data display cleaner by adding spaces within the value (eg 100 000 instead of 100000)

 * 0.2.1
 - Added "ignore interface" function
 - Fixed bugs which caused amount of data to be displayed wrong sometimes
 - Fixed display bug
 - ...some other small things

 * 0.2
 - Added "average usage" functions which displays the average amount of
   bandwidth used since boot time.
 - Added "uptime" function which displays the system uptime.
 - Cleaned up the display to make it look better.
 - You can now press ESC any time to exit the proram.
 - Added field description (-f option)
 - Fixed some minor bugs

 * 0.1
 - Initial release
