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Post Your Desktop: November 2011
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Wreckie is using Geektool (available in the Mac app store) for the horizontal calendar. Download the program, it should then be accessed in your System Preferences. Drag out the Shell icon and enter this code in command:
echo `cal`" " |
sed "s/[^0-9]$(date +%e | sed s'/ //')\([^0-9]\)/ $(date +%e | sed 's/ *\([0-9]*\)/[31m\1[0m/')\1/" |
sed s'/ $//' |
sed s'/Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa//g' |
sed s'/ / \. /g' |
sed s'/\([a-z]\)[ ]\./\1/g' |
sed s'/\.[ ]*\./ /'|
sed s"/$/ $(date +%A)/"
If you do a search within the forums, there are tutorials for additional scripts for Geektool.
As for the music display, the program is called Bowtie, it displays the current song playing iTunes. The theme is called 'Boptie', but of course, there are many more to choose from. I attached a quick mock up to show you.
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How'd you do that little ribbon?
Does the whole thing accept mouse input? Or just the width of the menu bar?
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