Post your .conkyrc files w/ screenshots

[Crinos512]

Well, Brucie, here's a go with reversing the colours, but this one you can only use on a dark background or the 1px border is even more obvious! (See the second screenie.) I tried

border_inner_margin 0
border_outer_margin 0
border_width 0

but it crashes out of Conky with an error.

you can try this
gap_x -1

but it'll probably not work, crash, set your cat on fire, or worse.

[londonali1010]

you can try this
gap_x -1

but it'll probably not work, crash, set your cat on fire, or worse.

No, that doesn't work And now my cat's on fire. Thanks a LOT.

[yabbadabbadont]

No, that doesn't work And now my cat's on fire. Thanks a LOT.

Flame broiled is the only way to eat cat...

[dmillerct]

Flame broiled is the only way to eat cat...

10 Points to Griffindor!

[Crinos512]

Lol, ya ever notice how a turn of phrase can take on a life of it's own?

[The Real Dave]

The original version of this conky can be found here and credit goes to them, I just took it and modified for my own setup

[zmdmw52]

The original version of this conky can be found here and credit goes to them, I just took it and modified for my own setup :D

Cool. Where do you get the font: 'Weather' ?

Edit
Never mind, found out from the original post, all the fonts were downloaded from www.dafont.com.

[MooPi]

I Like it simple

http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/s...figscrnsht.png

[pmisley]

I am in the process of trying to get my conkyBanshee to function perfectly. I read the replies earlier in the thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...81865&page=850 about making album cover art show up correctly, but that has not corrected my problem. I understand fully what the code is doing, but can not determine the best way to succeed at pulling the art for display.

${exec cp "`conkyBanshee --datatype=CA | sed -e 's/\\\//g'`" ~/.album/}${image ~/.album/ -p 0,0 -s 100x100}

This is what previously worked for others, but is not for me. The first command to exec conkyBanshee works perfectly and places the renamed .jpg into my .album directory. The second command however, does not know which cover art to use since it does not reference the actual file just the directory. The error I recieve is simply "Unable to load image". If I add the direct album art into the command line it retrieves it fine, but obviously then it would not allow it to change by the song. What is the best method to use to send the image command the correct file based on the newly renamed image file from the exec? Thanks for any tips, ideas, etc.

Phillip

[londonali1010]

I am in the process of trying to get my conkyBanshee to function perfectly. I read the replies earlier in the thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...81865&page=850 about making album cover art show up correctly, but that has not corrected my problem. I understand fully what the code is doing, but can not determine the best way to succeed at pulling the art for display.

${exec cp "`conkyBanshee --datatype=CA | sed -e 's/\\\//g'`" ~/.album/}${image ~/.album/ -p 0,0 -s 100x100}

This is what previously worked for others, but is not for me. The first command to exec conkyBanshee works perfectly and places the renamed .jpg into my .album directory. The second command however, does not know which cover art to use since it does not reference the actual file just the directory. The error I recieve is simply "Unable to load image". If I add the direct album art into the command line it retrieves it fine, but obviously then it would not allow it to change by the song. What is the best method to use to send the image command the correct file based on the newly renamed image file from the exec? Thanks for any tips, ideas, etc.

Phillip

It looks like your syntax is slightly wrong. What you want is to copy the album image into a file called .album, not a directory...Try:

${exec cp "`conkyBanshee --datatype=CA | sed -e 's/\\\//g'`" ~/.album}${image ~/.album -p 0,0 -s 100x100}

instead.

HTH