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2011-06-29
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Originally Posted by zoner
thanks this file works perfectly
eek - do you have droid fonts? looks like you need to either get the droid fonts or change all of the font settings.
here's one with celcius
.i dont know why it was not working when i was editing it.
and i do have droid fonts i have them in usr/home/.fonts( is this ok or i have to put them in some other folder?)
thank you again
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2011-11-13
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Hi!
I just updated my kernel to version 48 from 47 and now my conky doesn't show the battery temperature anymore.
What happened? Any help?
I just updated my kernel to version 48 from 47 and now my conky doesn't show the battery temperature anymore.
What happened? Any help?
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"Executes a shell command and displays the output in conky. warning: this takes a lot more resources than other variables. I'd recommend coding wanted behaviour in C and posting a patch. "
execi 30 in your conf is better, it only does that every 30 seconds, but if you use the built in battery variables at least it will update on every pass with little to no overhead. Plus you don't have to divide it by 10 any more.