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This needs it's own topic, but I'll start the discussion here. labwc leads to a decision, do you avoid libadwaita apps or embrace them or what? I'm choosing GNOME GUI apps with their wonky titlebar sizes for now (nautilus and gnome-console in the scrot).
Why why why why?!!???
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Is there a GNOME extension that let's you see Bluetooth battery/charging status? Of course (10% battery updates, it just jumped from 30 to 40%). These are for some tiny $10 apiece (a few years ago, they've gone up but gotten better, mine don't float in water) laptop stereo-if-you-buy-two remote speakers, they're a significant upgrade from the laptop speakers. Remarkably good for the size, these are good portable speakers. I'll forgive the headphone icon for a pair of speakers, that icon's heart is in the right place.
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Not sure I particularly like the playlist conky.
I like the playlist conky much more now.
Some further tweaks:
"All we are is dust in the wind, dude"
- Theodore "Ted" Logan
"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees."
- Wayne Campbell
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Plasma on forky in a VM, the easiest desktop to make look pretty and unified. Download and set a wall, set the global theme to Breeze Dark and set the global color scheme to a preset or custom color, done...
Also the easiest in general OOTB, you get a normal panel, pressing Super gets you a normal type-to-search-menu, you get notifications about updates... very easy.
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^^I see it now...
+1 Old school and know-how. Great!
By the way, I need to take care of Conky on the far left again. ![]()
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^^I see it now...
+1 Old school and know-how. Great!
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By the way, I need to take care of Conky on the far left again.
Your conky on the far left or mine, the weather stuff?
Debian 12 Beardog, SoxDog and still a Conky 1.9er
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^^The remind scripts was definitely yours!
I think the weather was mine. At least you used a different set of weather icons.
Long story short, I can't find Conky anymore and I remember it was running on LXDE, which I had broken.
I have the remind scripts(!).
You didn't happen to copy the Conky configuration back then, did you?
Was that also a combination with dateutils on my part? ![]()
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^^The remind scripts was definitely yours!
I think the weather was mine. At least you used a different set of weather icons.
Long story short, I can't find Conky anymore and I remember it was running on LXDE, which I had broken.
I have the remind scripts(!).
You didn't happen to copy the Conky configuration back then, did you?
No, I couldn't get it working again so switched to openweather
Was that also a combination with dateutils on my part?
I honestly do not remember - sorry.
The remind output for Sun Info and Moon Phases is my idea.
The weather WAS accuwesther RSS feed until it failed, then I switched.
${alignc}${color5}↓ ${texeci 30 sed -n '1p' /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/update} ↓${color}
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.main.temp')}°\
${alignr}±${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.main.feels_like')}°
${font feather:size=45}${alignc}${color8}${execi 60 /media/5/Conky/openweather/weather-text-icon}${color}${font}
${alignc}${execi 60 cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.weather[0].description' | sed "s|\<.|\U&|g"}
Min:${alignr}Max:
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.main.temp_min')}°\
${alignr}${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.main.temp_max')}°
${alignc}↓ ${swapbar 0,80} ↓
PRES: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.main.pressure')} mb
HUM: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq '.main.humidity')} %
WIND: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq '.wind.speed')} m/s
GSTS: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq '.wind.gust')} m/s
←↑↓→: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq '.wind.deg')}°\
${execi 60 /media/5/Conky/openweather/weather-wind-dir}
CLOUD: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.clouds.all')} %
VIS: \
${execi 60 (cat /media/5/Conky/openweather/.cache/weather.json | jq -r '.visibility')} m
${alignc}${swapbar 0,80}
${font fira mono:size=14}${alignc}${color5}Sun Info${color}${font}
${pre_exec remind -q -r ~/.reminders.sun.v | sed -e "/.*(today):/d" -e '/^$/d'}
${alignc}${swapbar 0,80}
${font fira mono:size=14}${alignc}${color5}Moon Phases${color}${font}
${pre_exec remind -q -r ~/.reminders.moon.v | sed -e "/.*(today):/d" -e '/^$/d'}
${swapbar 0}
${alignc}• UTC ${tztime UTC %H:%M} •I use a separate conky to collect the data for two different conkys. That way I can edit the conkys without making extra calls to the websites:
TEXT
${execi 600 bash /media/5/Conky/openweather/weather.sh}
#${execi 600 bash /media/5/Conky/accuweather_rss/acc_RSS}
## 15 cities
${execpi 600 curl -s 'wttr.in/{Midway,Honolulu,Vancouver,Los+Angeles,Edmonton,Mexico+City,Winnipeg,Chicago,Montreal,ylt,Toronto,Miami,New+York,Martinique,St+Johns}?format=3'>/media/5/Conky/WDTC1}
## 15 cities
${execpi 600 curl -s 'wttr.in/{sabe,Santiago,London,Cairo,Athens,Kastoria,Rome,Paris,Zurich,Madrid,Berlin,Jerusalem,Johannesburg,Cape+Town,Moscow}?format=3'>/media/5/Conky/WDTC2}
## 9 cities
${execpi 600 curl -s 'wttr.in/{New+Delhi,Ho+Chi+Minh,Shanghai,Tokyo,Sydney,Melbourne,Bougainville,Auckland,Chatham}?format=3'>/media/5/Conky/WDTC3}As you see the second line is commented out - does nothing now.
The rss script gets this result:
The page you requested was removed.Debian 12 Beardog, SoxDog and still a Conky 1.9er
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^Thank you, my friend. That helps me a lot with the reconstruction. ![]()
Edit: https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 93#p146193
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