Originally Posted by imaginaryenemy

No, Billboard can't change clock color. Billboard only controls the information that Billboard adds to your stand-by screen.

Originally Posted by imaginaryenemy

@Ancelad
I am interested in using your script as a bed-side clock when charging. I quickly tried this:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
#call AmberClock.sh color font size
sed -i "/LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {/,/color/c\\
LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {\\
    font: \$FONT_FAMILY_"$2" "$3"mm;\\
    color: #"$1";\\
/usr/share/themes/base/meegotouch/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia/style/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl stop xsession/sysuid && sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start xsession/

Originally Posted by imaginaryenemy

What would be the correct way to add two numbers to these areas? In each parameter there is a negative (-) and the other is a positive (+). As it appears above, all negative numbers can be the same as each other, and all positives can be the same as each other.
Thanks!

Originally Posted by Ancelad

Don't try to change other parameters like preferred-size - it is widget style. You should use "1" as parameter $3 in my original script, for example

Code:

sh -c "echo rootme | devel-su -c '/home/user/MyDocs/.AmberClock/AmberClock.sh 000000 light 1'"

And your clock will disappear. Just tested - it works...

Originally Posted by imaginaryenemy

Is there any way to make this work with your script?

Originally Posted by Ancelad

Try this

Code:

#!/bin/sh
#call AmberClock.sh color font size
sed -i "/LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {/,/maximum/c\\
LockScreen MLabelStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeClockLabel {\\
    font: \$FONT_FAMILY_"$2" "$3"mm;\\
    color: #"$1";\\
    \margin-left: 0;\\
    \margin-right: 0;\\
\\
    \margin-top: -1.7mm;\\
    \margin-bottom: 1.7mm;\\
    \padding-left: 0;\\
    \padding-right: 0;\\
    \padding-top: 0;\\
    \padding-bottom: 0;\\
    preferred-size: -1 -1;\\
    minimum-size: -1 -1;\\
    maximum-size: -1 -1;\\ " /usr/share/themes/base/meegotouch/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia/style/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css

sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl stop xsession/sysuid && sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start xsession/sysuid

It also use $1, $2 and $3 parameters. Widget size will be scalable by default.

Originally Posted by slarti

Want Profilematic to do something when a certain bluetooth device connects/disconnects? Read this:

I got bored yesterday and was thinking about listening to dbus-signals (I assume everyone does exactly this when bored). I also happened to try connecting my N9 to my computer via bluetooth. As a result I came up with a sort of proof-of-concept script to get the bluetooth connected/disconnected rule working with Profilematic.

If you want to try it out, you'll need to apt-get install python python-dbus python-gobject (as root). Start the script (python /path/to/script.py (as user)), choose your options and leave it running in terminal. Try connecting/disconnecting the BT device being monitored and see what happens.

The script can be found here.

The script is fully functional but, at the moment, it needs to be started and given options in terminal. If people are interested, I might make it so that the options can be given through a config file or as arguments, so the script could be started on startup.

Please, tell me what you think and if it works for you.