Description: Conky Theme Theme : Infinity Version : 1.0 Created by : Me Depends on Conky 1.8.0 Bottom Dock : Avant Window Navigator Desktop theme : Mint-X-icons Icon Theme : Mint-X-theme
Download The File and See ReadMe.txt for Installation Instructions
Updated the .conkyrc theme as u might be getting an error "/home/Rev-Eng/Solaris" variable not identified or something like that" -> just changed the a path to "/home " in conkyrc file and everything would be working fineLast changelog:
+V 1.0
+V 1.0.1 -> changed the file path in .conkyrc ; removed a bug of unidentified variable "/home/Rev-Eng/Solaris"
now the theme may run without any error msgs V 1.0.1 => patched conkyrc file -> to remove the wlan0 problem !! can download from the same link
The conky infinity theme is really perfect!But the week display area does't play well.It shows two rectangles instead of the name of week.At first,I think this problem maybe lead by font,but I change the font around and it still displays unnormally.How could I deal with this problem?
what do the rings represent?
would love to keep this running but it consumes 3.50% cpu so i may have to re-compile my conky for my current kernel (3.5.6.1-ARCH)
You can check haunted.lua file to see what the ring represents and yes u may have to recompile the conky ... but this theme is bit heavy so it may consume more cpu
yeah had managed to work it out :)
one other issue i have is that i get the empty rectangular block at the end of each line of text as if the font is incorrect but i have been changing all the fonts called to different ones & I still get it & if i use a different conkyrc calling the same fonts the blocks are not present!
any idea's?
PS: thanks for an awsome conkyrc though :)
hey, I'm new to conky.
I just tried to install this theme under Ubuntu 12.04 with gnome-shell.
I had to change bat1 to bat0 but now I'm getting
"Conky: desktop window (e00025) is subwindow of root window (c1)
Conky: window type - override
Conky: drawing to created window (0x2c00001)
Conky: drawing to double buffer
Conky: unknown variable"
starting startconky.sh outside the terminal (and autostart as well) doesn't do anything (at least nothing visible)...
Any ideas?
good work, pretty nice..
im just wondering if u can help me why appears at the end of the text lines a little square?? drop u a picture http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/3281/screenshotkhr.png
I am not sure but this may be the reason !!!
These are the new line characters may be not compatible with language you set for the Operating System... change the encoding of .conkyrc to support your language...
run the file using startconky.sh provided in .conky folder and add it to startup application and it must work fine and reboot ur system.
the error comes coz running conky from terminal executes the .conkyrc file differently and for it the variables used are unknown, anad thus it's not an error to be bothered about..
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there is no download link can you please provide the download link
Great theme! But how do i add a few more cpu entries?
Never mind... I got it by just extending the cpu line in .conkyrc and adding cpu1 - cpu3 :)
The conky infinity theme is really perfect!But the week display area does't play well.It shows two rectangles instead of the name of week.At first,I think this problem maybe lead by font,but I change the font around and it still displays unnormally.How could I deal with this problem?
Bro, this needs an update. Sweet.
Sorry for late reply... was working on something horrible Ya sure will upload a new version latest by May 19
Thank you very much!:)
Could you please share your wallpaper?
http://browse.deviantart.com/?q=relax+big+sb#/d2ut38t
what do the rings represent? would love to keep this running but it consumes 3.50% cpu so i may have to re-compile my conky for my current kernel (3.5.6.1-ARCH)
You can check haunted.lua file to see what the ring represents and yes u may have to recompile the conky ... but this theme is bit heavy so it may consume more cpu
yeah had managed to work it out :) one other issue i have is that i get the empty rectangular block at the end of each line of text as if the font is incorrect but i have been changing all the fonts called to different ones & I still get it & if i use a different conkyrc calling the same fonts the blocks are not present! any idea's? PS: thanks for an awsome conkyrc though :)
I use kate to edit corkyrc to get rid of the return boxes in the settings you have to turn off automatic end of line detection. I got the answer from here http://forums.freebsd.org/archive/index.php/t-2939.html
sorry fixed this a while back, your conkyrc is saved in dos format!
hey, I'm new to conky. I just tried to install this theme under Ubuntu 12.04 with gnome-shell. I had to change bat1 to bat0 but now I'm getting "Conky: desktop window (e00025) is subwindow of root window (c1) Conky: window type - override Conky: drawing to created window (0x2c00001) Conky: drawing to double buffer Conky: unknown variable" starting startconky.sh outside the terminal (and autostart as well) doesn't do anything (at least nothing visible)... Any ideas?
I haven't tried it on gnome 3 ... so can't say ..... u can read the comments on deviant art that might help you :)
good work, pretty nice.. im just wondering if u can help me why appears at the end of the text lines a little square?? drop u a picture http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/3281/screenshotkhr.png
I am not sure but this may be the reason !!! These are the new line characters may be not compatible with language you set for the Operating System... change the encoding of .conkyrc to support your language...
Very nice work.
thanks !! :)
I wonder what's the name of theme used for dock? It's Cairo-dock or Docky?
its awant-window-navigator
still veriable error
run the file using startconky.sh provided in .conky folder and add it to startup application and it must work fine and reboot ur system. the error comes coz running conky from terminal executes the .conkyrc file differently and for it the variables used are unknown, anad thus it's not an error to be bothered about..