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For an app with lots of settings, it's nice to be able to move back the ones you prefer once you've ruled out that file as causing you some pain or other. If not - you can move them back or not however you prefer.

I customized the widget colors (in CSS Übsersicht uses HTML + Javascript/Coffeescript + CSS, pretty approachable) to match the background colors and some localization. If it works, you can trash the two files on your desktop. The widgets are really just those available in the widget gallery, nothing custom: calendar.widget. This little dance is called setting aside your preferences (plist files) and starting again with the defaults. When you log back in (or reboot), the widget will make a new container to store your stocks and things should be better. Move these two files only to your desktop.

Go to the folder below in Finder using this command (or the Go menu) shift+ command+ G Get ready to log out so save all your work and quit all apps. The widget isn't going to like this - so you'll have to manually clear out the file where the stocks are recorded. If it's still broken when you add it fresh to the dashboard, you'll have to poke it a bit harder.

Press the circle with a plus on the lower left and then the x on the top left corner of all the stock widgets on your dashboard (you can add more than one). I also changed the '%.2f%%' to '%.0f' because I didn't want to show decimals, and I already added a % later in the script.If you haven't removed the widget from the widget screen, do try that. I had to switch the %10 and %5 because my battery percentage went from 100% to 101%, 102% when discharging Okay, I found out that I had to change the output encoding setting in GeekTool to UTF8, allowing me to show the special symbols ↯ ⚡ and also the ° for degreesĪnd even better news: your battery meter works! If you do manage to figure it out let us know! You can always forward your Hotmail messages to Gmail. Unfortunately I think you're out of luck with Hotmail - in order to get the number of unread emails you'd need to use IMAP, but Hotmail doesn't support that protocol, only POP3 which (from what I've read) doesn't provide the necessary functionality to retrieve such information.

Update bash in order to make them work properly. Note that they will need to be modified, and you'll need to You have 34 new emails, 34 in Hotmail and 0 in Gmail.Īfter that has been done, I will re-upload the script so everyone can use it. It's 14 degrees outside and the weather is mostly cloudy. So this is what I would like to see on my display

Done, thanks ruger42!ģ) I want the full date in English (so, not my native language), see lower Done, thanks ruger42!Ĥ) the weather, without capital letters, see lower Done, thanks ruger42!ĥ) a counter for my emails, see lower Still looking for a Hotmail counterĦ) other system info Still looking for a Battery meter I will be searching further in the meantime, but will be more than happy if some people could help me solve some individual questions.ġ) my name capitalized (I know it's easier to just put 'Harm' there, but I want the script to be universal) Done, thanks ruger42!Ģ) remove the first zero and the space in 09:05 pm.

I want to have additional info right on the desktop, but I need some help from you guys. Using this script for the bigger letters: So, using google, my Java and my very basic C++ knowledge, I wrote two scripts so far, here's my current output: So you can put date, cpu usage, weather and other useful info on the desktop. Yesterday I installed GeekTool, which posts the output of.

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