nice ideea, easier for people who don't have the time and patience to make their own widgets.
u should put deb file also.
Q: u can make a clock using this solution who can fill up all screen ( wich allow the phone to be used as digital clock - hope u undestand )?
also, the clock is shown on all desktops, or u can choose?
On Debian there is goal to not ask anything during installation and I think Maemo should use the same approach. So, package maker chooses some sane defaults and then user has two options:
a) fetch the sourcepackage + modify + repack + install
or
b) install it as-it + tune it via configuration files and tools
And there will be values that package maker must choose and they will not fit for every user (If I read http://wiki.maemo.org/Queen_BeeCon_W...ipts_please.3F correctly, this is one reason nobody have done this before):
*coordinates for widget
*single desktop (which one?) / every desktop
*(values for widget itself, e.g. 12h/24h clock)
I'm not yet very good for making (or tune) widgets, but after installing you can get widget's settings visible and then you can find Command (under Advanced) which it is using.
Something like this: http://wiki.maemo.org/Queen_BeeCon_W...ings_and_Tools
Search %I and change it to the %H and remove %p entirely.
Use %S. I don't know is it refressed in every second.
It is using command 'date' so use 'man date' (On Linux or google)
Thank you very much! Works! In widget, in section Update Policies I have exposed @Interval ---> Custom (Secs) ---> 1 second. Perfectly works!!!
One more question: In widget Harmattan Date very much I want that day of week was displayed in Russian instead of English. How it can be made???
when I read back a couple of posts, it looks like a different issue.
If it uses the 'date' command, you could install coreutils-gnu. This provides 'gdate', (which is gnu date) and uses localization. I use this for my own qbw clock displaying date info in dutch. It may cost a little tweaking to get the exact display you want.
