#2681 Yesterday 18:32:21

marens

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From: World without M$

Registered: 2023-02-02

Posts: 1,192

Re: Show us your conky

^ It is best to use the date command for next hours.

From my mf-conky:
https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 93#p150293

${color 48bcff}\
${goto 35}${texeci 90 date -d '+1 hour' '+%H:00'}\
${goto 125}${texeci 90 date -d '+2 hour' '+%H:00'}\
${goto 215}${texeci 90 date -d '+3 hour' '+%H:00'}\
${goto 305}${texeci 90 date -d '+4 hour' '+%H:00'}\
${goto 395}${texeci 90 date -d '+5 hour' '+%H:00'}${color}

Try the desired format in the terminal.
Example:

$ date -d '+1 hour' '+%H h'
21 h

$ date -d '+2 hour' '+%H h'
22 h

$ date -d '+3 hour' '+%H h'
23 h

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Last edited by marens (Yesterday 18:38:40)

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Registered: 2015-08-20

Posts: 8,179

Re: Show us your conky

{snip} have no chance against the prevailing window rules. 

Always a BUT or OOPS!
Still looks good.

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From: #! BL

Registered: 2015-10-31

Posts: 2,947

Re: Show us your conky

{snip} have no chance against the prevailing window rules. 

Always a BUT or OOPS!
Still looks good.

Highly impractical    on this desktop