Post your .conkyrc files w/ screenshots

[o0Chris0o]

All the fonts you could ever want. For pizzadude- http://www.dafont.com/search.php?psize=m&q=pizzadude.

For any other fonts, just browse through dafont.com

Thanks! I think it was the bullet font

[l-x-l]

How does one go about having a conky background with rounded corners like this?

[Bruce M.]

How does one go about having a conky background with rounded corners like this?

That's t-mo_'s semi-transparent font.

Invisible Font

You can see it here and in the clocks as well.

Have a nice day.
Bruce

[racerraul]

It has to be with your ${if_existing} ${endif} ${else} statements.

I ran your code here without those and it worked just fine, see attached.

You may find some help here: 2: $if_existing

Also what I would suggest is creating it with NO ${if_existing} statement & ${end_if}, but being connected to the Internet.

If you see your weather that's a start.

Now add an ${if_existing statement} & ${end_if} to that one section with an ${else} Oops! at the end for whatever method you ARE connected and restart your conky. If you see the "Oops!" (bad thing) you know it is in your ${if_existing} statement & ${end_if} commands. If you see the weather they are fine.

If you do see the weather, connect by a different means (wan0, eth0 or eth1) and run your conky. Now you "should" see: "Oops!" this is good.

If you do see "Oops!", add the second method changing:

${else} Oops! to ${else}${if_existing .....}

and end it with: ${else} Oops!

Afterthoughts:
1. The days are in Spanish because I have it configured that way.
2. Did you copy /usr/share/conkyforecast/conkyForecast.config to ~/.conkyForecast.config and make the changes necessary there in the hidden file in your ~/ directory?

Have a nice day.
Bruce

Guess I gave him bad advice... what a noob.

Now it begs the question... what is the significance of the #?
Why does he have execpi 600 and I have execpi 3600 in there?

thx

Raul

[Bruce M.]

Guess I gave him bad advice... what a noob.

Now it begs the question... what is the significance of the #?
Why does he have execpi 600 and I have execpi 3600 in there?

thx

Raul

Ahhhhhh, but you learned "and" came up with a question.

The #

Before TEXT a # makes what comes after it a comment and is not read as a command when it runs.

SAMPLE:

default_color DCDCDC #Gainsboro
color0 7FFFD4 #Aquamarine
color1 CD5C5C #IndianRed #00CED1 DarkTurquoise #FFA07A LightSalmon #00FFFF Cyan
color2 FF8C00 #Darkorange #D2691E #Chocolate
color3 7FFF00 #Chartreuse
color4 778899 #LightSlateGrey
color5 FFDEAD #NavajoWhite
color6 00BFFF #DeepSkyBlue
#	colours below used by colorize script
color7 48D1CC #MediumTurquoise
color8 FFFF00 #Yellow
color9 FF0000 #Red

what comes after the # is ignored, so I have the colours there.

Numbers

600 seconds (10 minutes) and 3600 seconds (1 hour) before the command runs again. I have mine set to 30 minutes ${execpi 1800 .... } which is a waste as weather.com does an update every hour.

Have a nice night.
Bruce

[Cammy]

I'll post a new screenie soon. I have everything pretty much how it'll probably stay. I moved all the temps to one section to make them easier to keep an eye on, and have the cpu usage for each core separated now.

I've completely given up on fan speed though. There doesn't seem to be any way to get the fan speeds to conky with the motherboard I'm using.

[ScottG489]

Ahhhhhh, but you learned "and" came up with a question.

The #

Before TEXT a # makes what comes after it a comment and is not read as a command when it runs.

SAMPLE:

default_color DCDCDC #Gainsboro
color0 7FFFD4 #Aquamarine
color1 CD5C5C #IndianRed #00CED1 DarkTurquoise #FFA07A LightSalmon #00FFFF Cyan
color2 FF8C00 #Darkorange #D2691E #Chocolate
color3 7FFF00 #Chartreuse
color4 778899 #LightSlateGrey
color5 FFDEAD #NavajoWhite
color6 00BFFF #DeepSkyBlue
#	colours below used by colorize script
color7 48D1CC #MediumTurquoise
color8 FFFF00 #Yellow
color9 FF0000 #Red

what comes after the # is ignored, so I have the colours there.

Numbers

600 seconds (10 minutes) and 3600 seconds (1 hour) before the command runs again. I have mine set to 30 minutes ${execpi 1800 .... } which is a waste as weather.com does an update every hour.

Have a nice night.
Bruce

It was actually just implemented recently to have # that come after TEXT comment things out too. Most people probably won;t be affected by this until after the next version is released though. If you join the conky irc channel in freenode they show you updates to the program in basically real time.
More of you should come hang out on the #conky channel on irc.freenode.net

[Crinos512]

Ahhhhhh, but you learned "and" came up with a question.

The #

Before TEXT a # makes what comes after it a comment and is not read as a command when it runs.

SAMPLE:

default_color DCDCDC #Gainsboro
color0 7FFFD4 #Aquamarine
color1 CD5C5C #IndianRed #00CED1 DarkTurquoise #FFA07A LightSalmon #00FFFF Cyan
color2 FF8C00 #Darkorange #D2691E #Chocolate
color3 7FFF00 #Chartreuse
color4 778899 #LightSlateGrey
color5 FFDEAD #NavajoWhite
color6 00BFFF #DeepSkyBlue
#	colours below used by colorize script
color7 48D1CC #MediumTurquoise
color8 FFFF00 #Yellow
color9 FF0000 #Red

what comes after the # is ignored, so I have the colours there.

for more colors look here: http://htmlhelp.com/cgi-bin/color.cgi

[Crinos512]

It was actually just implemented recently to have # that come after TEXT comment things out too. Most people probably won;t be affected by this until after the next version is released though. If you join the conky irc channel in freenode they show you updates to the program in basically real time.
More of you should come hang out on the #conky channel on irc.freenode.net

REEeealy.... hmmm.

I like commenting my code.

[Cammy]

Here's my current horror.