iznogud78

Paco Len Camerota, Italy

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Hi, I am iznogud78 and I create Conky. I also support Libre Artwork (Icons, Cursors, Wallpapers), KDE Themes and Content, GTK Themes and Content. I have been a supporter for 12 months.

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Conky

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Conky Dec 17 2019

Score 65.0%

Conky Numix Light

Conky Jan 12 2019

Score 63.3%

Conky Arc Light

Conky Jan 12 2019

Score 50.0%

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Conky 17 comments

by iznogud78

Score 65.0%

Dec 17 2019

thanks - May 24 2020

I completely agree with you. - Dec 22 2019

Thanks, even though I'm starting to realize how complex it is to be able to adapt a theme to all contexts. I was forced, for example, to readapt the theme when I started using another desktop environment. In the end I believe that obviously nothing is impossible, but it is not within everyone's reach (including me) to create a theme that can adapt to any context. My hope is that there is someone who can improve, where improvable, the ideas that I propose. - Dec 21 2019

however I cannot guarantee the correct functioning of the theme using it through conky manager. I didn't change it thinking about that kind of use and I didn't have a chance to test it with conky manager. - Apr 21 2019

Presumably, conky manager is still based on the old conky code while, for some years now (since the release of version 1.10 of conky), the conky configuration files are based on lua.
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 - Apr 21 2019

Maybe 'cause I upload the configuration file as hidden (.conkyrc). Try to rename it as you want and copy it in a folder inside your ~/.conky folder.
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! - Apr 21 2019

I think I solved it, it was enough to use the --quite option
The command dnf -q check-update seems to work much better. - Apr 18 2019

I use Mate-Compiz DE on Fedora and the theme works smootly without the need of the "own_window_argb_value" & "own_window_color" variables.
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. - Apr 18 2019