wombat277

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Hi, I am wombat277 and I create GTK2 Themes.

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GTK2 Themes

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GTK2 Themes Oct 20 2010

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Uncomplicated

GTK3/4 Themes by trastes 41 comments

Found it - Faenza-Mint? http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Faenza-Mint?content=132681 - Jun 30 2013

Uncomplicated

GTK3/4 Themes by trastes 41 comments

Hi there

Where did you get the green icons from? Looks like a green version of Faience?

Thanks
- Jun 30 2013

elementary_unity

GTK2 Themes by NanaBuluku 17 comments

You can just rename the theme to 'Ambiance' and create symbolic links for the metacity icons to match the names used by the Ambiance theme... - Apr 23 2011

eventCal (iCal event calendar)

Conky by wolle1 48 comments

here goes - use at own risk.... :) Then point the screenlet to Google.ics file... I'm a Google App user, so the DAV path might be different...

#!/bin/bash
date > ~/.sync.log
echo "Starting calendar sync . . ." >> ~/.sync.log

while [ true ]
do
# Wait 5 mins
date >> ~/.sync.log
sleep 5m

# Download latest Calendar
date >> ~/.sync.log
echo "Downloading calendar . . ." >> ~/.sync.log
cd /home/<user>/Downloads
rm index.html*
wget --http-user=gmail_account --http-password=gmail_password https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/gmail_account/events/ >> ~/.sync.log
mv index.html ~/Documents/Google.ics
done
- Apr 19 2011

eventCal (iCal event calendar)

Conky by wolle1 48 comments

an easy way to debug the screenlet is to start it from the command line.

python .screenlets/eventCal/eventCalScreenlet.py

or

python /usr/share/screenlets/eventCal/eventCalScreenlet.py

:) - Jan 13 2011

eventCal (iCal event calendar)

Conky by wolle1 48 comments

I've tried all of the screenlet calendars, and this one is the best - the other week, one of my work colleagues commented on how nice it looked.

I'm a Google Calendar user relying on Thunderbird/Lighting - not keen on Evolution. But the other Google calendar screenlets are either very slow and don't work if I'm off-line.

But a simple shell script solved that using a loop, sleep and wget to download the Google Calendar ics export. Now I have the best of both worlds :) - Jan 13 2011