GlassHUDX v0.1 by Joerg Stadermann
Released under GPL

GlassHUDX is inspired by the wonderful GlassHUD theme from
mytharak. It uses modified versions of the backgrounds and some
of the layout ideas.

GlassHUDX is entirely written in Python and therefore fairly easy on CPU
resources. All widgets are fully configurable through
the configuration menu. Options include settings for fonts and
backgrounds. Currently only two backgrounds exist, a modified
version of the original GlassHUD background and a smoked glass
variant.

GlassHUDX consists of the following widgets:
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Glasscpu - a simple CPU monitor

Displays CPU type and CPU clock and shows CPU usage as graph.
The design is very close to the original GlassHUD CPU monitor.
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Glassclock - a simple time and date display

Simple clock in 24 hour format.
Launches Korganizer when you click on the date meter.
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Glasstemp - a sensor widget

Displays CPU temperature, MB temperature and CPU fan speed.
Temperatures are in Centigrees.
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Glassmounter - a device mounter inspired by Ibayuk's MountApp for
WMaker

Mounts devices and displays the mount state of the selected
device. Any number of devices can be added. The selected device
can be mounted, unmounted or ejected (if supported). Clicking on
the device name launches a filemanger. The filemanager command
can be configured (default is "kfmclient exec").
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Glasswifi - a wireless monitor and launch widget

Starts/stops a wireless interface.
Displays the link quality and either signal/noise level or bytes in/out.
The wireless interface can be set through the configuration menu
(default is ath0).
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For configuration of glassmounter and glasswifi, please read the README.

Enjoy.