Weather for Conky
NOTE:
For latest version of Conky Weather Program conkywx please look here
Bug Fixes and code cleanup
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There is a wiki which is same as the conkywx man page conkywx wiki
If you are using Arch linux visit this AUR page https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=59931
If you are using Debian based Distro - Ubuntu, CrunchBang, Mint etc Download ver 0.7.2
If you are using RPM based distro - Fedora, CentOS, Suse etc Download ver 0.7.2
This was packaged on Fedora 17 - Gnome 3.4.
If you are using Gnome and have no conky display then this code should help.
The challenge here was that "own_window_type override" does not work - you need to set it "own_window_type normal". this can be done from the command line using the terminal -
There is also a Stand Alone version you can run in your home directory Download ver 0.7.2
For this stand alone version you will need to copy the fonts in to the ~/.fonts directory. It is a hidden folder in your home directory. Use the conky-restart.sh file to get it going or see how it works and integrate into your existing conky setup.
People - feedback from you would be great ;-)
NOTE:
For latest version of Conky Weather Program conkywx please look here
Bug Fixes and code cleanup
| |
There is a wiki which is same as the conkywx man page conkywx wiki
If you are using Arch linux visit this AUR page https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=59931
If you are using Debian based Distro - Ubuntu, CrunchBang, Mint etc Download ver 0.7.2
If you are using RPM based distro - Fedora, CentOS, Suse etc Download ver 0.7.2
This was packaged on Fedora 17 - Gnome 3.4.
If you are using Gnome and have no conky display then this code should help.
The challenge here was that "own_window_type override" does not work - you need to set it "own_window_type normal". this can be done from the command line using the terminal -
$ cd /usr/share/conkywx/examples/ $ sudo find . -name "wx*rc.sh" -exec sed -i 's`own_window_type override`own_window_type normal`g' {} \;
There is also a Stand Alone version you can run in your home directory Download ver 0.7.2
For this stand alone version you will need to copy the fonts in to the ~/.fonts directory. It is a hidden folder in your home directory. Use the conky-restart.sh file to get it going or see how it works and integrate into your existing conky setup.
People - feedback from you would be great ;-)
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