Post your .conkyrc files w/ screenshots

[mobilediesel]

EDIT: Which is the opposite of what kids/parents say/mean.

OH!! You HAD to remind me of my C-64 days didn't you!

That's when a computer teacher told me computers are DUMB DUMB DUMB!!!

"That is to say they are as dumb as the person who writes the code."

What a thing to say to someone that had a bug and couldn't find it.
Scheeeech!

CHIMO!
Bruce

I had a C-64c with a 1571 disk drive. Also the 1530 Datasette after they redesigned the case. I think someone even made a version of Linux run on that thing. I miss that hardware.

Sounds like my wife.

For a second I thought you were talking about my previous post.

[ViktorZ]

<a target="_blank" href="http://itmages.ru/image/view/19360/c3b715"><img src="http://itmages.ru/src/preview/19360/c3b715.png" alt="Image downloaded service ITmages" ></a>

[ViktorZ]

[Crinos512]

Nice ^_^.
I like the moon phase display. How is it done? Would it be possible to set up a nighttime moon phase display that alternates with a SOHO image during the day?

${execpi 3600 ~/.conky/conkyparts/conkymoon.sh}

where conkymoon.sh

#!/bin/bash
# conkytemplate.sh
# by Crinos512
# Usage:
# ${execpi 3600 ~/.conky/conkyparts/conkymoon.sh}
#
Image="~/Images/moon-phase/576.png"
ImageSize="75x75"
ImageX="280"
ImageY="110"

### FIX FOR KDE4 TRANSPARENCY
#feh --bg-scale "`grep 'wallpaper=' ~/.kde/share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc | head -n1 | tail --bytes=+11`"

mkdir ~/Images/moon-phase
cd ~/Images/moon-phase
rm -f *.*
wget http://static.die.net/moon/576.jpg -O ~/Images/moon-phase/576.jpg
convert 576.jpg \( +clone -fx 'p{0,0}' \) -compose Difference -composite -modulate 100,0 +matte difference.png
convert difference.png -threshold 1% threshold_mask.png
convert 576.jpg threshold_mask.png +matte -compose CopyOpacity -composite 576-1.png
convert 576-1.png -sigmoidal-contrast 2,0% 576.png

### DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE
echo "\${image $Image -p $ImageX,$ImageY -s $ImageSize}"

exit 0

[mobilediesel]

${execpi 3600 ~/.conky/conkyparts/conkymoon.sh}

where conkymoon.sh

I couldn't help it.
conkymoon.sh:

#!/bin/bash
############################################################
# This work is licensed under the Creative Commons         #
# Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.            #
# To view a copy of this license, visit                    #
# http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/           #
# or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, #
# Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.        #
############################################################
# conkytemplate.sh
# by Crinos512
# Usage:
# ${execpi 3600 ~/.conky/conkyparts/conkymoon.sh}
#
Image="576.png"
ImageDir="$HOME/Images/moon-phase"
ImageSize="75x75"
ImageX="280"
ImageY="110"

### FIX FOR KDE4 TRANSPARENCY
#feh --bg-scale "`grep 'wallpaper=' ~/.kde/share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc | head -n1 | tail --bytes=+11`"

mkdir $ImageDir
cd $ImageDir
rm -f $Image ${Image/./-1.} difference.png threshold_mask.png
wget http://static.die.net/moon/576.jpg -O $ImageDir/$Image
convert $Image \( +clone -fx 'p{0,0}' \) -compose Difference -composite -modulate 100,0 +matte difference.png
convert difference.png -threshold 1% threshold_mask.png
convert $Image threshold_mask.png +matte -compose CopyOpacity -composite ${Image/./-1.}
convert ${Image/./-1.} -sigmoidal-contrast 2,0% $Image

### DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE
echo "\${image $ImageDir/$Image -p $ImageX,$ImageY -s $ImageSize}"

exit 0

The CCCC-CC or:
Collaborative Creative Conky Community - Creative Commons.

[pemur1]

Sorry for straying off-topic, but I'm completely at a loss.

I had Kubuntu 9.10 working the way I wanted and installed Cairo-Dock. After playing around with it for awhile, I decided that I didn't want it and uninstalled it. When I got up this morning, I wasn't able to log into Kubuntu. All I got was a black screen. I've got the Kubuntu 9.04 disc, so I'm going to install that in hopes that I can get things working again. I'm backing up all of my conky files, and I hope I can get it set up the way I had it before.

I again apologize for straying off-topic.

[pemur1]

I had a C-64c with a 1571 disk drive. Also the 1530 Datasette after they redesigned the case. I think someone even made a version of Linux run on that thing. I miss that hardware.



For a second I thought you were talking about my previous post.

No, my wife is definitely not a shrew.

Any time she asks my opinion, she does the exact opposite of what I say. It can get frustrating sometimes, but I've learned to adapt and overcome.

BTW, back up using 9.04.

[dmillerct]

My Work PC (Laptop) configuration, heavily censored to protect the not so innocent.


Attachment 144588

This is quite impressive Crinos, I love the ring indicator in the top right. It is functional and looks clean. Great job!

[Mahngiel]

+1 Crinos. Very clever use.

[Crinos512]

Sorry for straying off-topic, but I'm completely at a loss.

I had Kubuntu 9.10 working the way I wanted and installed Cairo-Dock. After playing around with it for awhile, I decided that I didn't want it and uninstalled it. When I got up this morning, I wasn't able to log into Kubuntu. All I got was a black screen. I've got the Kubuntu 9.04 disc, so I'm going to install that in hopes that I can get things working again. I'm backing up all of my conky files, and I hope I can get it set up the way I had it before.

I again apologize for straying off-topic.

I find that if I use the Karmic live disk it gives me the option to "rescue" my old install... from there I can access my partitions, use nano to edit files, and even use sudo aptitude -u to complete broken updates or install missing packages.

I always try that before a full reinstall.