Binary Clock for Conky
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This is a python script to display a binary clock with conky. The last preview is an example of how to read the time. You must have the font "Pizza Dude Bullets" installed which is included in the archive along with a sample conkyrc. The clock can be either horizontal or vertical, 12 hour or 24 hour, and the column numbers can be turned on or off. It can even display different timezones. Make sure to read the help.
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Usage: byclock.py -v|-o|-m|-c|-f|--vertical|--offset|--military|--font|--columns
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --vertical Output a vertical clock
-o OFFSET, --offset=OFFSET
Use a different time zone by specifying the offset
-m, --military Output a 24-hour clock
-c, --columns Display column numbers
-f FONT, --font=FONT Specify a font for the column numbers. Default is Sans
if not specified
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I'm sure there's probably some bugs in it. If you find any, let me know.
12 years ago
0.9
Initial release.
12 years ago
0.9
Initial release.
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lonerocker
12 years ago
But the idea is really good.
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downdiagonal
12 years ago
Can you post a screenshot so that I can maybe tell what the problem is?
Also, you might try changing draw_shades to no.
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lonerocker
12 years ago
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/4880/pantallazo2xp7.png
Again, nice work with the nerdy clock.
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downdiagonal
12 years ago
That seems to be a problem with trying to use the clock in an existing conkyrc. You might try adding a ${font} tag before the call to the clock, or we can try to add some space to that first line to make it line up. To do that, you'll have to change the line:
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for g,i in enumerate(horzclock(hours,minutes,seconds)): print cols(columns,g,options.font)+fontpiz + ' '.join(i)
To:
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for g,i in enumerate(horzclock(hours,minutes,seconds)): print ['',' '][g==0] + cols(columns,g,options.font)+fontpiz + ' '.join(i)
Note that that should still be just one line. You should be able to change the number of spaces in this part, ,' '] until you can get it to line up correctly.
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lonerocker
12 years ago
Quote:for g,i in enumerate(horzclock(hours,minutes,seconds)): print '${offset %s}' % hoffset,cols(columns,g,options.font), fontpiz + ' '.join(i)
when replaced, it got all aligned.
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