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Are those GeekTool snips for the calendar, time and weather? If so, will you share them please?
The calendar is Rainlendar...
http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php
The clock is Quartz Clocks by Chris Kent...
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/23561/quartzclocks
The weather is GeekTool though... it pulls the weather description from Yahoo Weather... the icon has stopped working however.
http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php
The clock is Quartz Clocks by Chris Kent...
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/23561/quartzclocks
The weather is GeekTool though... it pulls the weather description from Yahoo Weather... the icon has stopped working however.
A screenshot. Credit goes to http://yuschav.deviantart.com
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The wallpaper is from a Source Filmmaker music video I'm working on in Windows Bootcamp, starring the Scout from Team Fortress 2. THE BEATSCOUTS CREW sounds cool enough for a fictional hip-hop group.
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Hello guys,
I have some questions on geektool and I didn't found the answers on this post. I am traveling and I would like to get hours of different cities on my desktop, not only for my current position. Is this possible ?
I also would like to get a date line for one mounth but I don't find script for that either...
Can someone help me ?
Thank you guys
I have some questions on geektool and I didn't found the answers on this post. I am traveling and I would like to get hours of different cities on my desktop, not only for my current position. Is this possible ?
I also would like to get a date line for one mounth but I don't find script for that either...
Can someone help me ?
Thank you guys
I don't think he was answering your question. He was just replying to the thread. To answer your question, I think you'll have to create separate clocks and edit them to the different locations. If that makes sense. I haven't used geektool in years so my knowledge might be old.
Search the UI Customization forum - there are a couple of geektool threads thereHello guys,
I have some questions on geektool and I didn't found the answers on this post. I am traveling and I would like to get hours of different cities on my desktop, not only for my current position. Is this possible ?
I also would like to get a date line for one mounth but I don't find script for that either...
Can someone help me ?
Thank you guys
Celebrating Windows 10!
I'll post my OS X desktop the next time I switch back...If I ever switch back, that is!
I'll post my OS X desktop the next time I switch back...If I ever switch back, that is!
Celebrating Windows 10!
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I'll post my OS X desktop the next time I switch back...If I ever switch back, that is!
Blasphemous!
@antdesca
Some examples:
TZ=":Europe/Amsterdam" date '+Amsterdam: %H:%M'
TZ=":America/New_York" date '+New York: %H:%M'
TZ=":Asia/Bangkok" date '+Bangkok: %H:%M'
TZ=":Brazil/East" date '+Rio de Janeiro: %H:%M'
Time under city name:
echo Dar es Salaam:; TZ=":Africa/Dar_es_Salaam" date '+%H:%M'
echo Sydney:; TZ=":Australia/Sydney" date '+%H:%M'
You can find the names of the timezones by inspecting the following directory: /usr/share/zoneinfo
Create a shell geeklet and paste one of these commands in.
Some examples:
TZ=":Europe/Amsterdam" date '+Amsterdam: %H:%M'
TZ=":America/New_York" date '+New York: %H:%M'
TZ=":Asia/Bangkok" date '+Bangkok: %H:%M'
TZ=":Brazil/East" date '+Rio de Janeiro: %H:%M'
Time under city name:
echo Dar es Salaam:; TZ=":Africa/Dar_es_Salaam" date '+%H:%M'
echo Sydney:; TZ=":Australia/Sydney" date '+%H:%M'
You can find the names of the timezones by inspecting the following directory: /usr/share/zoneinfo
Create a shell geeklet and paste one of these commands in.
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