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Could you post the code or source for your weather script? I haven't seen anything as clean as that in a little while.
Also a source or the code for the time would be much appreciated. Great desktop.
Thanks
Nice! I use circles as well. Two questions:
- How did you get the etched look?
- And how did you do the %? Are you doing some math at the command line?
I got the circles from the Disk Capacity Meter Script posted by D13t:
http://www.macosxtips.co.uk/geeklets/system/disk-capacity-meter/
- I edited Disk0s2 --> Disk1s2 for my second drive (terminal "df -hl" to get your drive location)
- Etched look: I haven't modified the script or images at all, i think that the etched look a combination of the actual images and a dark background
Here is the script that I used for the % indicators:
df -hl | grep 'disk0s2' | awk '{print $5}'
Again, edit disk0s2 for the drive you want to represent
$1 = Disk location
$2 = Total disk size in GB
$3 = Used space in GB
$4 = Free space in GB
$5 = % Used
Hope that Helps
Where can I get that wallpaper? It's awesome!
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Yes this wallpaper...with the ocean waves. Link?
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Yes this wallpaper...with the ocean waves. Link?
Google image search: night waves
http://www.wallpapers-place.com/nature/waves-at-night-hd-wallpaper/
One more
- Wallpaper inspiration from:
Scripts found and modified from: www.macosxtips.co.uk/geeklets/
- icalbuddy
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Bowtie - Unnamed by Thomas Günther and Cory Hayes
Planning to add weather to top left but haven't been able to find icons that fit this theme yet.
- Wallpaper inspiration from:
Scripts found and modified from: www.macosxtips.co.uk/geeklets/
- icalbuddy
- RSS feed
Bowtie - Unnamed by Thomas Günther and Cory Hayes
Planning to add weather to top left but haven't been able to find icons that fit this theme yet.
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My first mac (havent touched one since 1992!). Week old. First attempt at using Geek Tool. Final
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Memory shows breakdown of actual memory used (black=inactive, white=wired, and gray=active). Blue shows actual percentage of used memory as % of total memory.
CPU is similar. Smaller bar show system/user memory (gray/white). Transparent gray/black bar shows idle cpu.
Memory shows breakdown of actual memory used (black=inactive, white=wired, and gray=active). Blue shows actual percentage of used memory as % of total memory.
CPU is similar. Smaller bar show system/user memory (gray/white). Transparent gray/black bar shows idle cpu.
Need a little help, please...
Hey, ya'll
I am currently working on a dual-screen Iron Man RSS setup, and I would like to have a one line calendar stretch across my 1920x1080 screen. So far, it is making it a little over half way there. I am using the following code:
Does anybody know how I stretch this code to reach all the way across my screen? Thank you
Hey, ya'll
I am currently working on a dual-screen Iron Man RSS setup, and I would like to have a one line calendar stretch across my 1920x1080 screen. So far, it is making it a little over half way there. I am using the following code:
Code:
echo
echo `cal` |
sed "s/$(date +%e) / $(date +%e | sed 's/.*//g') /" |
sed s'/Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa//g' |
sed s'/ */ \| /g' |
sed s'/^ \|//' | sed s'/ \|//' | sed s'/\|/ /' |
sed s'/\|//g' | sed s"/$/ $(date +%A)/"Does anybody know how I stretch this code to reach all the way across my screen? Thank you
Hi,
I'm wondering what you used for the colourful circles in the middle and what they are representing. I'd be interested in the geeklet for that/those.
Thanks
