
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/debianmain1/Conky-Debian-Slate
Based on both versions of the Debian-Slate theme from which I took inspiration (and much of the code) for this project.
I extrapolated different features, taken from one or the other version, trying to satisfy my personal tastes and trying to get a satisfying result that would fit my widesceen monitor (both original versions overwhelm the limits of my screen) and I was forced to prune some branches of the tree or, at least, to give a small thinning.
Obviously I planted this theme on the distribution that I use, therefore I wanted to pay tribute to Fedora.
Installation instructions:
- Extract the compressed file and put the .conkyrc file in your home folder.
- Edit the name of the network interface in the ~/.conkyrc file to allow correct detection.
(To view hidden .files and .folders, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+H)
P.S.: Only the conky configuration file is available for this theme.
*** The theme appearance may change depending on the used video resolution. ***
2.0 1 year ago
Minor personal improvements, to satisfy some personal concepts.
2.0 1 year ago
Minor personal improvements, to satisfy some personal concepts.
1.8 1 year ago
Optimized and revised the command to obtain reliable information on the number of packages available for updating (not optimized at best previously).
1.5 1 year ago
- Removed the surplus space characters for a better (IMHO) visualization of the theme and, probably, a higher compatibility also with other resolutions.
- Other minor personal improvements, to satisfy some personal concepts.
1.2 1 year ago
- Fixed the available update info.
- Added again the 'own_window_argb_value' and 'own_window_colour' variables (but left commented), as suggested by the author of the original project, for a better integration with the Gnome 3 desktop environment.
- Other minor improvements.
1.1 1 year ago
Features removed:
- removed the 'own_window_argb_value' and 'own_window_colour' variables (however commented in the second version of the original theme),
- removed the entire branch concerning CPU frequencies,
- reduced the branches of processes and temperatures.
Todo list:
I'd like to keep the information on available updates (it's commented on the config file, then it isn't visible), but the command used always returns 1 when there are no updates even if, when there are updates, it returns the correct number of updatable packages... to be improved.
cavalcante-fel
7 months ago
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iznogud78
7 months ago
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autocrosser1
1 year ago
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autocrosser1
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algent
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iznogud78
1 year ago
Conky Manager surely makes things easier, but try to understand them to have a little mastery of the operating system and its aspects. Open your minds!
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algent
1 year ago
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iznogud78
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iznogud78
1 year ago
Then, you should remove both strings that delimit the sections conky.config and conky.text (and relative brackets), as in this example https://is.gd/IluWR5
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autocrosser1
1 year ago
try doing execi 360 rpm search instead.....not sure if that would work, I'm not good in low-level rpm commands.
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iznogud78
1 year ago
For the update info I've used dnf in sostitution of aptitude. The command dnf check-update work fine when there's updates (it shows the correct number of updates), but always returns 1 as a result when there are no updates.
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iznogud78
1 year ago
The command dnf -q check-update seems to work much better.
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1 year ago
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