The widget is coded to look for internet traffic on the interface "eth0", however my computer uses "wlan0" to access the internet. The widget works fine if your network interface is eth0. If it's not, its just a matter of find-replacing eth0 with whatever interface you're using (in my case: wlan0)

I made some adjustments to the amarok section to make it work on KDE4 -- since KDE4 no longer uses dcop (now it uses D-Bus) ###################################################################### #Click-areas ###################################################################### clickarea x=20 y=180 h=25 w=25 preview=false onclick="qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player Prev" clickarea x=60 y=180 h=25 w=25 preview=false onclick="qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player Stop" clickarea x=100 y=180 h=25 w=25 preview=false onclick="qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player Play" clickarea x=140 y=180 h=25 w=25 preview=false onclick="qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player Pause" clickarea x=180 y=180 h=25 w=25 preview=false onclick="qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player Next" ###################################################################### #Track informations ###################################################################### text x=120 y=150 color=255,255,255 sensor=program program="dcop amarok player artist" interval=1000 fontsize=20 font="Sans Serif" align=center text x=120 y=125 sensor=program program="qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player GetMetadata | grep -m1 artist: | cut -c 9- && qdbus org.kde.amarok /Player GetMetadata | grep -m1 title: | cut -c 8-" interval=1000 font="Sans Serif" fontsize=10 align=center </group> The Network traffic section doesnt work on my distro, and i'll post those codes once I can fix it.

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