wombat277

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

Hi there

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

Thanks
- Jun 30 2013

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

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

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

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

the green background image is missing.... - Dec 24 2010