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2010-09-13 01:26:29 -07:00
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@@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ Displaying your todo.txt file on your desktop is a simple task thanks to Conky.
Unless you want your todo list to be truncated, you will also need to play with the <code>text_buffer_size variable</code> in your .conkyrc file. The default setting is 128 bytes, but I found that to be inadequate for my todo.txt file, so I raised the variable to 1024 bytes. The higher your <code>text_buffer_size</code>, the more resources that Conky will use, so raise sparingly. Unless you want your todo list to be truncated, you will also need to play with the <code>text_buffer_size variable</code> in your .conkyrc file. The default setting is 128 bytes, but I found that to be inadequate for my todo.txt file, so I raised the variable to 1024 bytes. The higher your <code>text_buffer_size</code>, the more resources that Conky will use, so raise sparingly.
"Link to the conkyrc files":http://github.com/duanehubbard/conky-files
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@@ -39,3 +37,45 @@ source ~/.todo/config
Embed todo.txt with this special configuration: <code>${execpi 10 todo.sh -d ~/.todo/config-conky ls</code> Embed todo.txt with this special configuration: <code>${execpi 10 todo.sh -d ~/.todo/config-conky ls</code>
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h2. Resources
"conkyrc files by Duane Hubbard":http://github.com/duanehubbard/conky-files
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Example @.conkyrc@ for Conky 1.8.0 on Ubuntu Lucid with todo.txt v 2.4
<pre>
# Conky, a system monitor embedding into the Linux desktop.
#
# Compiz may decorate the embedded Conky window.
# To avoid that a shadow is drawn around the Conky information:
# 1. Open the CompizConfig manager (System > Settings > CompizConfig manager).
# 2. Choose Effects > Window decoration
# 3. Set the rule to the following: (any) & !(class=Conky).
# It means: decorate any window but not those with class Conky.
alignment top_left
border_width 0
default_color Grey
default_outline_color white
default_shade_color white
double_buffer yes
draw_borders no
draw_graph_borders yes
draw_outline no
draw_shades no
gap_x 320
override_utf8_locale
own_window yes
own_window_transparent yes
# This avoids that the Conky background disappears when clicking on the desktop.
own_window_type override
text_buffer_size 65536
use_xft yes
xftfont Courier:size=10
TEXT
${execpi 120 todo.sh -d ~/.todo/config-conky ls}
</pre>