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[halflifez]

can maybe use $[goto 100}w${goto 150}L${goto 200}PCT and so on

Thanks for replying so quickly merlin.. I see what you are saying, i tried it out but it not working. The main problem is aligning the numbers under the heading W, L, PCT etc. in a straight line.

[Sector11]

Thanks for replying so quickly merlin.. I see what you are saying, i tried it out but it not working. The main problem is aligning the numbers under the heading W, L, PCT etc. in a straight line.

I don't know if you're doing this but just before you call the code, change to a MONO font and right after it revert back:

${font something_mono:bold:sizexx}{call your script}${font}

That MIGHT fix it up for you.

[halflifez]

can maybe use $[goto 100}w${goto 150}L${goto 200}PCT and so on

I don't know if you're doing this but just before you call the code, change to a MONO font and right after it revert back:

${font something_mono:bold:sizexx}{call your script}${font}

That MIGHT fix it up for you.

Awesome, i was actually playing around with the font, before i read your comment.. but still a big thanks to sector11 and merlin_ie..
For anyone still interested the aim was to created a mlb standing list on conky, the resulting conky text and output and shown in the diagram below.. the python code is one thread backs..

[Sector11]

Awesome, i was actually playing around with the font, before i read your comment.. but still a big thanks to sector11 and merlin_ie..

Glad to have helped.

[djyoung4]

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...44#post9606544. Read this. anybody willing to take over.

[merlin_ie]

Awesome, i was actually playing around with the font, before i read your comment.. but still a big thanks to sector11 and merlin_ie..
For anyone still interested the aim was to created a mlb standing list on conky, the resulting conky text and output and shown in the diagram below.. the python code is one thread backs..

glad things worked out for you

[martinblunn]

Hi guys, I have the following line in my conkyrc but it doesn't show my signal strength.

${color green}${alignc}802.11g Signal: ${color #3E4C26}${linkstatus eth1}%

Instead it shows: 802.11g Signal ${linkstatus}%

I know I am missing something obvious but can't for the life of me figure it out. I would really appreciate any help or suggestions.

my wireless config is as follows.

Interface: 802.11 WiFi (eth1)
Hardware Address: 00:16:6F:16:6B:7C
Driver: ipw2200
Security: WEP

[merlin_ie]

Hi guys, I have the following line in my conkyrc but it doesn't show my signal strength.

${color green}${alignc}802.11g Signal: ${color #3E4C26}${linkstatus eth1}%

Instead it shows: 802.11g Signal ${linkstatus}%

I know I am missing something obvious but can't for the life of me figure it out. I would really appreciate any help or suggestions.

my wireless config is as follows.

Interface: 802.11 WiFi (eth1)
Hardware Address: 00:16:6F:16:6B:7C
Driver: ipw2200
Security: WEP

well, i'm using wireless and my line is

${upspeedf wlan0}

would same not work for you (changing to eth1 naturally)?

[martinblunn]

Thanks for the quick response.

I have substituted the line ${linkstatus eth1}%

with your suggestion ${upspeedf eth1}%

it is actually doing something now, but I don't think it's signal strength. I am pretty sure that it's something else. Any idea what?

Cheers,

Martin

[larryni]

Try wireless_link_qual_perc or wireless_link_qual instead if you want the signal strength. I don't think linkstatus is a variable that conky recognises.