Post your .conkyrc files w/ screenshots

[GrouchyGaijin]

my conky script

wallpaper can download here
http://hunch.se/stuff/world-map-wallpaper.png

EXCELLENT!
(Darf man "geil" sagen?)

[GrouchyGaijin]

Was there someone on here (or the other thread) that was looking for an analog lua clock that could do other time zones?

Why yes I was looking for just such a thing. THANK YOU!

[mrpeachy]

The "Difficulty" is I've never tried before and don't know where to go from here. And I just caused, somehow, my new function to call a nil value. I will pick it up again when I wake up. I'm not done with this function yet.

I'd like to centre the text in the middle of the box instead of lining it all up on the left. I'm still working on it, and I've only had this in my head for about 3 hours. Considering this is the first time I'm outright converting one of your functions, I'd say I'm allowed a little learning curve here. So, I'm taking a break for a bit. I'll come back to it. I found VinDSL's day box a bit unruly and stubborn. So, I'm seeing if the lua calendar can replace it. I've got a huge chunk of it done though!

i was not implying that it should be easy sorry if it came across that way
i just wasn't clear on the specifics that you were working with

[mrpeachy]

my conky script

wallpaper can download here
http://hunch.se/stuff/world-map-wallpaper.png

that's very nice

[Arminius]

I don't use the weather script myself, but doesn't the -i I marked in your script stand for "imperial"? See line 8 from the bottom. (I don't know if that is the pice that gets the wind speed though.)

##################
##   WEATHER    ##
##################
${voffset 6}${font DroidSans:bold:size=8}${color4}WEATHER${offset 8}${color8}${voffset -2}${hr 2}${font}
${voffset 0}${goto 59}${font Weather:size=38}${color2}y${font}${voffset -33}${offset 14}${font RadioSpace:size=32}${color3}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -u}C${font}
${voffset 0}${font Ubuntu:size=24}${color4}${alignc}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d CT}${font}
${voffset 10}${goto 20}${font ConkyWindNESW:size=41}${color3}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d BS}${font}${voffset -40}${goto 98}${font ConkyWeather:size=45}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d WF}${font}${voffset -39}${goto 188}${font MoonPhases:size=32}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d MF}${font}
${voffset 6}${goto 28}${font DroidSansFallback:bold:size=8.45}${color4}${execpi 1800 conkyForecast -d WS -i| sed -e 's/calm'/'\$\{offset 2}Calm/g' -e 's/mph'/'\$\{offset 2}mph/g'}${goto 88}Feels like ${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -u}${execpi 1800 conkyForecast -d MP| sed -e 's/First.*'/'\$\{goto 182}First Qtr/g' -e 's/Last.*'/'\$\{goto 184}Last Qtr/g' -e 's/New.*'/'\$\{goto 195}New/g' -e 's/Full.*'/'\$\{goto 195}Full/g' -e 's/Waning.*'/'\$\{goto 187}Waning/g' -e 's/Waxing.*'/'\$\{goto 187}Waxing/g'}${font}
${voffset 9}${goto 36}${font DroidSansMono:bold:size=8.35}${color3}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 1 -w}${goto 89}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 2 -w}${goto 143}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 3 -w}${goto 197}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 4 -w}${font}
${voffset 2}${goto 25}${font ConkyWeather:size=32}${color2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d WF -s 1 -e 4 -S 1}${font}
${voffset 0}${goto 25}${font DroidSans:bold:size=8.5}${color4}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 1 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 1 -u}${goto 79}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 2 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 2 -u}${goto 133}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 3 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 3 -u}${goto 187}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 4 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 4 -u}${font}

${font Ubuntu:size=10}${color4}Today's Sunrise: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=SR --}${alignr}${color4} Today's Sunset: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=SS --}
${font Ubuntu:size=10}${color4}Tomorrow's Sunrise: ${color #E6E8FA}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --startday=1 --datatype=SR --}${alignr}${color4} Tomorrow's Sunset: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --startday=1 --datatype=SS --}
${color4}${font Ubuntu:size=10}Station: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=OB}${alignr}${color4}${font Ubuntu:size=10}Last Update: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=LU}${font}

that seems to be the bit of code, but nothing I change it to seems to convert it from miles to kilometers, does anyone know the right code for metric?
I marked the little i for imperial in red

[Neon612]

##################
##   WEATHER    ##
##################
${voffset 6}${font DroidSans:bold:size=8}${color4}WEATHER${offset 8}${color8}${voffset -2}${hr 2}${font}
${voffset 0}${goto 59}${font Weather:size=38}${color2}y${font}${voffset -33}${offset 14}${font RadioSpace:size=32}${color3}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -u}C${font}
${voffset 0}${font Ubuntu:size=24}${color4}${alignc}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d CT}${font}
${voffset 10}${goto 20}${font ConkyWindNESW:size=41}${color3}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d BS}${font}${voffset -40}${goto 98}${font ConkyWeather:size=45}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d WF}${font}${voffset -39}${goto 188}${font MoonPhases:size=32}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d MF}${font}
${voffset 6}${goto 28}${font DroidSansFallback:bold:size=8.45}${color4}${execpi 1800 conkyForecast -d WS -i| sed -e 's/calm'/'\$\{offset 2}Calm/g' -e 's/mph'/'\$\{offset 2}mph/g'}${goto 88}Feels like ${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -u}${execpi 1800 conkyForecast -d MP| sed -e 's/First.*'/'\$\{goto 182}First Qtr/g' -e 's/Last.*'/'\$\{goto 184}Last Qtr/g' -e 's/New.*'/'\$\{goto 195}New/g' -e 's/Full.*'/'\$\{goto 195}Full/g' -e 's/Waning.*'/'\$\{goto 187}Waning/g' -e 's/Waxing.*'/'\$\{goto 187}Waxing/g'}${font}
${voffset 9}${goto 36}${font DroidSansMono:bold:size=8.35}${color3}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 1 -w}${goto 89}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 2 -w}${goto 143}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 3 -w}${goto 197}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d DW -s 4 -w}${font}
${voffset 2}${goto 25}${font ConkyWeather:size=32}${color2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d WF -s 1 -e 4 -S 1}${font}
${voffset 0}${goto 25}${font DroidSans:bold:size=8.5}${color4}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 1 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 1 -u}${goto 79}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 2 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 2 -u}${goto 133}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 3 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 3 -u}${goto 187}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d HT -s 4 -u}${offset 2}/${offset 2}${execi 1800 conkyForecast -d LT -s 4 -u}${font}

${font Ubuntu:size=10}${color4}Today's Sunrise: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=SR --}${alignr}${color4} Today's Sunset: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=SS --}
${font Ubuntu:size=10}${color4}Tomorrow's Sunrise: ${color #E6E8FA}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --startday=1 --datatype=SR --}${alignr}${color4} Tomorrow's Sunset: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --startday=1 --datatype=SS --}
${color4}${font Ubuntu:size=10}Station: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=OB}${alignr}${color4}${font Ubuntu:size=10}Last Update: ${color1}${execi 600 conkyForecast --location=ASXX0016 --datatype=LU}${font}

that seems to be the bit of code, but nothing I change it to seems to convert it from miles to kilometers, does anyone know the right code for metric?
I marked the little i for imperial in red

Don't you have to have your location marked in each call to conkyForecast? At least doing it this way, meaning without a template

[djyoung4]

You use Linux!

I use linux but I dont drink coffee at all.

my conky script

wallpaper can download here
http://hunch.se/stuff/world-map-wallpaper.png

thats awesome. nice job.

[Sector11]

I use here conky to draw background for tint2 panel,but I have one problem. Although I put position to be 0,0 ,it won't start to draw image from 0,0(see the picture).

I'm not sure is that is possible. I may be wrong though.
Why not add the "image" to the bottom of your wallpaper?

[Sector11]

I use linux but I dont drink coffee at all.

Ok, <<--- cap "k" has conked out.
There is always an exception to the rule, and you're one of a few I bet.
Besides I know Crinos512 is a coffee drinker. Which really helps.

[VinDSL]

Ok, <<--- cap "k" has conked out.

Copy n' paste is your friend!

If you need a " K ", just ctrl-c ctrl-v it.

I do this all the time with " º " (degree accent), et cetera.