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What version of conkyRhythmbox are you running? Just type
conkyRhythmbox --version at the command line.

There have been edits done that I'm not sure if its been updated yet.

I know for certain it will work with russian letters. Someone else will have to test the others.

As to the coverart part, if the characters will display the coverart should as well.

I've attached an updated script using the one from page 50 (51?). Its still using linking, well heres the verbose output:

darin@computer-2:~/Desktop$ python untitled\ folder/conkyRhythmbox.py...

darin@computer-2:~/Desktop$ python conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=CA --verbose
*** INITIAL OPTIONS:
datatype: CA
template: None
ratingchar: *
nounknownoutput: False
...

Just tried it and no dice. The location encode is still needed.

I feel like I've just been hit over the head. The fix is so simple (I hope it works for more than russian characters, I can't test it).

Simply change:
location = props["location"] to
location =...

I'll have to get back to you on this. I read it over and my eyes just sort of glazed over. I'll take a look and see what I can learn. DO you happen to have any links to point me in the right...

I'd love to but ... uh ... how?



Attached file.
The unicode fix is just a dict where each set of hex values are mapped to their equivalent Cyrillic character. I'm sure there is a better way to...

If anyone is still interested I've been hacking away at a conkySongbird script (stolen from Kai's Exaile script, thank you for all the the work you have done) and have gotten russian song title to...

It looks to me like you are asking for a day that is not part of the allowed days. Either your startday flags are off or your asking for a higher day number than the MAX_ALLOWED flag in the...

Here ya go:


${goto 100}${font Zekton:size=20}${color9}[--datatype=HT]${font}${image [--datatype=WI] -p 10,20 -s 80x80}
${goto 100}${voffset 0}${color3}FL: ${color}[--datatype=LT --night]...

Has anyone had success using one of Kai's music player scripts with an execibar progress bar?

I'm trying to make my own for one he doesn't have (and probably wont) but I keep getting this error...

Glad I could be of service. I also did a little digging. The absolute max is 10 days, day 0-9.

You're looking for the .conkyForecast.config file correct?

It should be in your home directory. You may have to show hidden files to actually see it. If you're running Gnome just hit Ctrl+H and it...

I'm not exactly sure I understand it myself, and after hacking away at Kai's script trying to figure out how he wrote it, I'm not much closer.

I do have a screenshot where the days all show...

Not entirely true. Somewhere on here about a year ago I found a way to get the weather for today and the next 7 days. I'm not sure who I copied it from but I know it was in the galleries on Conky...

Sounds to me like mpd is not started. Do you have it set to start on boot? Do you have the music database setup correctly? I know it took me a little fooling around to get things working the right...

It sounds like a mpd problem to me. can you post what you get when you run mpd in a terminal.

If you post your code (between code tags, please) the people around here can help you much faster.

Is this the lua script that is giving you problems?

Try adding another hyphen (-) at the very beginning of the script, the spot where it says -[[BARGRAPH.

It looks like you aren't calling on the right network interface.

Run
ifconfig in a terminal and post the output.

For one thing, in the startup script you do not need to call the lua script at all.

And your lua_load command is looking in the root folder for the lua script. Try changing it to
lua_load...

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

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

Well look no more...


--Time Zone Clock by Neon612 (2011)
require...