Post your .conkyrc files w/ screenshots

[miegiel]

well done for reviving the topic..lets hope we get some new screenshots soon lol

For some of us the withdrawal symptoms became unbearable. You can find the conky action you missed here http : //ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1681304

nevermind

Threads merged

Thanks man

[Sector11]

For some of us the withdrawal symptoms became unbearable. You can find the conky action you missed here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1681304

Maybe we can have that merged into this thread!

Any Staff members handy?

[cariboo]

Threads merged

[merlin_ie]

i noticed a strange quirk that i've been meaning to try and address but well, forgot about till now. in the screenshot, conky reports the system volume is 81%, but in the bottom right corner, you can see i get output at 71%..is there a reason for this? here is the script i use

#!/bin/bash
amixer get Master | awk -F'[]%[]' '/%/ {if ($7 == "off") { print "Mute" } else { print $2"% " }}'

EDIT : sorry, i guess i put up an offensive background so apologies for that everyone. Here's an updated background

[Sector11]

Threads merged

Thank you, I appreciate it.
OH OH ... gotta change my sig ... but it does point here now

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Doesn't matter, it's nice!

And consider the wallpaper "borrowed"!

EDIT: HEY! We're back home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to make sure the background was orange and white instead of black there for a moment when that screenie opened....

[VinDSL]

w00t!

[Crinos512]

what is a case statement? and how do you use one?

OK, in bash you can do this:

if   [ $placey==1 ] then ; cx=across 
elif [ $placey==2 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*1)
elif [ $placey==3 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*2)
elif [ $placey==4 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*3)
elif [ $placey==5 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*4)
elif [ $placey==6 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*5)
elif [ $placey==7 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*6)
else cx=across+(gaph*7)
fi

... a comparison is made at each step until a match is made or the test falls through to the final "else" clause. So 1000 elifs, worst case scenerio 1000 tests before you finish the routine.

...or you can use a Case statement which does one single test at the top and looks like this:

case $placey in
  1 )  cx=across ;;
  2 )  cx=across+(gaph*1) ;;
  3 )  cx=across+(gaph*2) ;;
  4 )  cx=across+(gaph*3) ;;
  5 )  cx=across+(gaph*4) ;;
  6 )  cx=across+(gaph*5) ;;
  7 )  cx=across+(gaph*6) ;;
  * )  cx=across+(gaph*7) ;;
esac

the bigger the routine the more you save in CPU and time obviously, but I like the clean look too

[mrpeachy]

OK, in bash you can do this:

if   [ $placey==1 ] then ; cx=across 
elif [ $placey==2 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*1)
elif [ $placey==3 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*2)
elif [ $placey==4 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*3)
elif [ $placey==5 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*4)
elif [ $placey==6 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*5)
elif [ $placey==7 ] then ; cx=across+(gaph*6)
else cx=across+(gaph*7)
fi

... a comparison is made at each step until a match is made or the test falls through to the final "else" clause. So 1000 elifs, worst case scenerio 1000 tests before you finish the routine.

...or you can use a Case statement which does one single test at the top and looks like this:

case $placey in
  1 )  cx=across ;;
  2 )  cx=across+(gaph*1) ;;
  3 )  cx=across+(gaph*2) ;;
  4 )  cx=across+(gaph*3) ;;
  5 )  cx=across+(gaph*4) ;;
  6 )  cx=across+(gaph*5) ;;
  7 )  cx=across+(gaph*6) ;;
  * )  cx=across+(gaph*7) ;;
esac

the bigger the routine the more you save in CPU and time obviously, but I like the clean look too

very interesting!
i found this page
http://lua-users.org/wiki/SwitchStatement
which apparently has examples so that lua can emulate a case statement...
i'll have to read it more thoroughly when i have more time

[42dorian]

So... One thread again? ...Well that's handy.

Now to hope the backup posts still work.

*EDIT* They Do! All is well then! (What's with the beans all of a sudden? 48 becomes 13?)