
Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
Edited your python script simply adding/copying the media section (I use HD2)
# folder in /mnt
for device in os.listdir("/mnt/"):
if (not device.startswith("cdrom")) and (os.path.ismount('/mnt/'+device)):
# start calculation dec value (for the pie chart symbol)
statb = subprocess.Popen('stat -f -c %b "/mnt/'+device+'"', shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,)
statb_value = statb.communicate()[0]
statf = subprocess.Popen('stat -f -c %f "/mnt/'+device+'"', shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,)
statf_value = statf.communicate()[0]
total = int(statb_value)
used = total - int(statf_value)
dec = (((used * 100) / total) + 5) / 10
if dec > 9:
icon = "0"
elif dec < 1:
icon = "A"
else:
icon = str(dec)
# end calculation dec
print "${voffset 4}${color0}${font Pie charts for maps:size=14}"+icon+"${font}${color} ${voffset -5}"+device.capitalize()+": ${font Liberation Sans:style=Bold:size=8}${color1}${fs_free_perc /mnt/"+device+"}%${color}${font} ${alignr}${color2}${fs_free /mnt/"+device+"}${color}" - Aug 29 2010

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
While trying to manually edit the formatting is a bit hard to follow. Nothing really seperated or anything so its a difficult thing to find one area or follow the overall layout.
But for the glitch.. I chose 2 cores/cpus and once I make the adjustment above the temps worked fine however ACPI reports my actual CPU temp to be much lower than the actual cores individually So.. how do I get temp1 to show above the current Core0 and Core1 without throwing the whole of it off? - Feb 21 2010

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
number=$(ls -R | wc -l) - Feb 21 2010

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
Aside of that.. the only recommendations I could offer are:
1. RSS Feeds (pointless but about the only thing you dont have in here).
2. Order: Some form of method to specify the order the sections are displayed in (top to bottom)
3. Temps: Your doing a F/C universally across the board.. as I am in the US the weather is beneficial in F but not the rest of the system. - Feb 21 2010

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
File "/home/steven/.scripts/powerbattery.py", line 19, in <module>
voltage = float(line.split()[2]) / 1000.0
ValueError: invalid literal for float(): unknown
- Aug 01 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
>sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
>sudo sensors-detect
For the author.. there is a glitch of sorts.. Im running dual cores. The other stats CPU1 & CPU2 work ok but for lm-sensors it needs to be Core0 & Core1.. follow? - Jun 26 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
How about getting CPU temps in place :) - Jun 18 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
No offense but this is linux... if you want 'automagic' perhaps you should consider um... windows since it has that wonderful ability of guessing how youd like it installed and doing it all behind your back with no interaction at all. - May 29 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
http://only-harshreality.com/files/Untitled.jpg - May 28 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
Oh.. I forgot.. that alteration I posted for Rhythmbox if is running.. works for pidgin as well.
Now the only danger I have is that its a single row and at 2056x1024 it will run off the bottom :( Perhaps a seperate instance of conky with the applications in it all in itself and if is_running as the trigger. - May 26 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
if (strcmp("on", rhythmbox) == 0) {
fprintf(fp,"${if_running rhythmbox}RHYTHMBOX ${hr 2}\n");
fprintf(fp,"${voffset 2}${font Webdings:size=14}U${font} %s:${alignr}${execp ~/.scripts/conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=ST}\n", status);
fprintf(fp,"${voffset 2}${font Musicelements:size=13}z${font} %s:${alignr}${execp ~/.scripts/conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=AR}\n", song);
fprintf(fp,"${alignr}${execp ~/.scripts/conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=AL}\n");
fprintf(fp,"${alignr}${execp ~/.scripts/conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=TI}\n");
fprintf(fp,"${voffset -4}${font Martin Vogel's Symbols:size=16}U${font} %s:${alignr}${execp ~/.scripts/conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=PT}/${execp ~/.scripts/conkyRhythmbox.py --datatype=LE}${endif}\n", position);
}
fclose(fp);
- May 25 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
*things to make you go hmmmm* - May 24 2009

Conky by helmuthdu 930 comments
Using the hd_default.py I changed the title references
${voffset -5}Root:${alignr} ${fs_used_perc /}%
${voffset -5}Home:${alignr} ${fs_used_perc /home}%
${voffset -5}"+device.capitalize()+":${alignr} ${fs_used_perc /media/"+device+"}%
So above the system bar I get the used % (alot easier for my shallow brain than trying to figure out by looking at the numbers). - May 24 2009

Conky by miceq 11 comments
The layout is clean however ;) - Oct 15 2008

Karamba & Superkaramba by gladiac 168 comments

Karamba & Superkaramba by skullbooks 22 comments
## module_eht0 ##
x=0 y=170 w=200 h=32
image x=0 y=0 path="image/bg-module.png"
image x=0 y=32 path="image/bg-module.png"
image x=0 y=64 path="image/bg-module.png"
image x=0 y=96 path="image/bg-module.png"
image x=0 y=128 path="image/bg-module.png"
image x=0 y=160 path="image/bg-module16.png"
image x=20 y=5 path="image/network.png"
# name
text x=60 y=3 align="left" value="name:"
text x=195 y=3 align="right" sensor=program program="uname -n"
# ip
text x=60 y=17 align="left" value="ip-eth0:"
text x=195 y=17 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'inet addr' | sed -e 's/.*r://' | sed -e 's/ B.*//'"
# broadcast
text x=60 y=31 align="left" value="broadcast:"
text x=195 y=31 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'Bcast' | sed -e 's/.*t://' | sed -e 's/ M.*//'"
# subnet
text x=60 y=46 align="left" value="subnet:"
text x=195 y=46 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'Mask' | sed -e 's/.*k://'"
# MAC address
text x=60 y=61 align="left" value="MAC:"
text x=195 y=61 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'HWaddr' | sed -e 's/.*r//'"
# RX packets
text x=60 y=76 align="left" value="RX packets:"
text x=195 y=76 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'RX packets' | sed -e 's/.*ts://' | sed -e 's/ er.*//'" interval=1000
# RX bytes
text x=60 y=91 align="left" value="RX bytes:"
text x=195 y=91 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'RX bytes' | awk '{print $3 $4}'" interval=1000
# TX packets
text x=60 y=106 align="left" value="TX packets:"
text x=195 y=106 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'TX packets' | sed -e 's/.*ts://' | sed -e 's/ er.*//'" interval=1000
# TX bytes
text x=60 y=121 align="left" value="TX bytes:"
text x=195 y=121 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'TX bytes' | awk '{print $7 $8}'" interval=1000
# collisions for network trouble shooting
text x=60 y=136 align="left" value="collisions:"
text x=195 y=136 align="right" sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'collisions' | sed -e 's/.*s://' | sed -e 's/ t.*//'" color=126,0,0 interval=1000
# in&out
text x=60 y=152 align="left" sensor=network device="eth0" format="in %in K/s" interval=1000 decimals=1
text x=120 y=152 align="left" sensor=network device="eth0" format="out %out K/s" interval=1000 decimals=1
- Oct 25 2004

Karamba & Superkaramba by gladiac 168 comments
The artists name is ~7shadows, there are quite a few other delicious ones in the evo series as well if you hunt for them. - Oct 17 2004

Karamba & Superkaramba by gladiac 168 comments
What I would like to know is how to get the mail to work... using suse 9.1 pro and perl is there but it just doesnt do a thing. I checked the account settings and what have you so I am drawing a blank.
FYI if anybody is curious....
# Added Subnet Mask display 10-16-04 HR
text x=65 y=60 sensor=program program="/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'Mask' | awk '{print $4}'" color=0,0,0 fontsize=8
# Added MAC address display below 10-16-04 HR
text x=65 y=75 value="MAC:" color=0,0,0 fontsize=8
text x=100 y=75 sensor=program program="/sbin/ip addr show eth0 | grep 'ether ' | cut -d t -f2 | cut -b 5- | cut -b -18" color=0,0,0 fontsize=8 - Oct 17 2004