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Thanks for the instructions! - May 09 2011

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so... how can I get the script to affect it? - May 06 2011

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I really like having control over the appearance of screenlets, since I have to stare at them all the time. And if I don't like how it looks, why would I use it, right?
You are awesome for giving your users so much control over your screenlet! There is pretty much nothing I can't change to my liking now, so I'm very satisfied. (The only thing I can possibly think of is the ability to change the distance between the lines. But I don't even know if this is possible. And it's nice but by no means necessary. (it would only affect which fonts a person could use).)
Anyway, it's great! And I replaced the line with "pass" like you said. So far I still can't use the autostart, but whatever! It's still a great screenlet!!! - Nov 09 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
(Should I try removing all of "except Exception: self.__notifier.notify("Invalid login, check username and password.")return False"? To get around Gcal disappearing, is there a command I could add in place of the notify line that would tell it to keep reloading or refreshing until it works? If I could get it to do that, I could use the autostart.)
One other question, if you have the time/desire. Is there something I can add to the py to make all-day events appear flush to the bullet rather than after a blank space where the time normally is? Would there be a simple way to tell it to do this if all-day or if no time? Along the same vein, is there a way to make all-day events italic?
Thanks! - Nov 02 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
(Should I try removing all of "except Exception: self.__notifier.notify("Invalid login, check username and password.")return False"? To get around Gcal disappearing, is there a command I could add in place of the notify line that would tell it to keep reloading or refreshing until it works? If I could get it to do that, I could use the autostart.)
One other question, if you have the time/desire. Is there something I can add to the py to make all-day events appear flush to the bullet rather than after a blank space where the time normally is? Would there be a simple way to tell it to do this if all-day or if no time? Along the same vein, is there a way to make all-day events italic?
Thanks! - Nov 02 2010

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Conky by boamaod 86 comments

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as for the time: I GOT IT! When I ran gcal through the terminal like you said, I saw that for the two most populated calendars I have, the TZ was listed as UTC. I went back through my google calendar online and fixed it. (I honestly don't know when/how those time zones got changed, because they used to be right!) Sorry to make you go through all that! And thanks so much for the command line, I probably would have just kept missing it without seeing that. Damn, now I just feel stupid...
but YAY! I'm so happy now.
...though, if you have a suggestion about the autostart/notify issue, I would love to hear it.
You are awesome for helping me out with all this!!! - Oct 28 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
but the time is still off. I definitely have the newest version. I have tried deleting and reinstalling a few times. I tried installing old versions. but the time is still shows up +7 hrs.
is there some way I can play with this? is there somewhere in the .py i should be looking, or some way to code it to subtract 7 hrs? - Oct 27 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
one other thing: the times it shows are way off. stuff set for 9:30am show up 4:30pm (or 16:30 in 24 hr time). but I know my google calendar is set to the right time. Do you know why it could be doing this? - Oct 26 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
how can I get this to stop? it is very very annoying, and so far I've had to open up screenlets and fiddle with removing and adding gcal until it stops (which really defeats the point of having auto-startup).
can I just remove gcal from my notify-daemon? how? - Oct 25 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
My google calendar is in 12 hour format, so I assume the widget format isn't dependent on that?
Also, thank you for your answers to my questions! I appreciate that you are willing to help the people using your lovely widget!! - Oct 23 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
I reinstalled it again and this time it works!
I had tried reinstalling it before (and restarting my computer), but it hadn't helped. This time it did though. My only guess is that something went wrong with the first download(s) I was installing from? Whatever, I don't care as long as it's ok now!
Yay!
- Oct 23 2010

Conky by xeptf4 14 comments
but I have one issue: noon appears as 00:00pm rather than 12:00pm and I don't know how to change this. Would you please be so kind as to tell me what source code I need to change and what to change it to? I would think it was a simple procedure. - Oct 23 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
my python-gdata is up to date. I followed the instructions on your installation page.
what could have happened? - Oct 21 2010

Conky by boamaod 86 comments

Conky by boamaod 86 comments
also, thanks a lot for this. it was just what I was looking for! - Sep 27 2010

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