Steel Conky

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Description:

Steel Conky V2.0

3 different colors:

-Amber, Blue and Green;

-Font inclueded.

-Media Player: Exaile (Rhythmbox version soon).

-Instructions on README file inside.

Comment please!!!

Last changelog:

10 years ago

V1.0
-Fist release.

V2.0
-Some improvements;
-Added 2 more colors.

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Glynnux
9 years ago

This is an excellent theme.
I have encountered an issue that I can't resolve.
On startup the in and out radials on Wifi are displayed but then they vanish after a couple of seconds. I can get them to appear for a couple of seconds by saving rc3 but I can't figure out why they vanish.
The wifi percentages do work normally.

Is this something in lua2?

Also had an issue with text slightly being mis-aligned which I easily corrected.

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gracca
10 years ago

When running conky 1.8.0 on Fedora 13, I got this error related to conkyrc2:

Quote:Conky: could not connect to hddtemp host

Any ideas?

Regards,
German.

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bezure
10 years ago

Have you installed the hddtemp daemon?

sudo apt-get install hddtemp

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bezure
10 years ago

or rpm or yum? not familiar with fedora. Sorry

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gracca
10 years ago

Yes, I have hddtemp installed in my Fedora 13. See here:

$ hddtemp /dev/sda
/dev/sda: FUJITSU MHV2080BH PL: 47°C

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bezure
10 years ago

Ok, try this line

${goto 110}HDD: ${execi 10 hddtemp /dev/sda |cut -c25-26} ºC

in place of

${goto 110}HDD: ${hddtemp}ºC

and make sure you put the space in between the last curly brace and the degree Celcius symbols. Copy and paste would be easiest.

Let me know if this works.

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bezure
10 years ago

Here is a line that might help, though it would need to be manipulated to suit the conkyrc2 file, and I have no idea how to do that.

HDD: ${execi 10 hddtemp /dev/sda |cut -c36-40}

I found it on http://conkyhardcore.com/beginners/programs/using-hddtemp/

And there is supposed to be another way written up on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=282353

Good luck mate, sorry I'm not much help.
My ACPI didn't work either, which is probably just something else I haven't installed, so I just replaced it with my nvidia temp.

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