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Recently switched to i3, still geting used to it. Tryin to customize i3status. This is my i3status.conf:
general {
output_format = "dzen2"
colors = true
interval = 5
}
order = "time"
time {
format = "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
}
When I run
i3status -c ~/i3status.config
I get the error
Your 'order' array is empty. Please fix your config.
I've tried a few variation of i3status.conf - some I wrote myself some from the internet - but always get the same error. I have dzen2 installed. The only related modification in ~/.i3/config is changing the color of the bar. What am I missing?
Last edited by linusforpresident (2016-11-27 04:31:48)
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order needs to be in the format of
order += "cpu_temperature 0"
order += "wireless wlp4s0"
order += "ethernet enp3s0"
order += "ipv6"
order += "tztime local"
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order needs to be in the format of
order += "cpu_temperature 0" order += "wireless wlp4s0" order += "ethernet enp3s0" order += "ipv6" order += "tztime local"
Thanks for the response. I have tried other configurations (including the example in the i3 docs), but I always get the same error. This is a fairly bare install, any ideas if theres maybe a package I could be missing?
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Recently switched to i3, still geting used to it. Tryin to customize i3status. This is my i3status.conf:
general { output_format = "dzen2" colors = true interval = 5 } order = "time" time { format = "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" }
When I run
i3status -c ~/i3status.config
I get the error
Your 'order' array is empty. Please fix your config.
I've tried a few variation of i3status.conf - some I wrote myself some from the internet - but always get the same error. I have dzen2 installed. The only related modification in ~/.i3/config is changing the color of the bar. What am I missing?
I know this is not a solution but a reminder to you.
i3status -c ~/i3status.conf
not
i3status -c ~/i3status.config
because according to you, you saved your file as i3status.conf
And order should be placed in the code like this
order += "time"
And as my understanding, the best way to keep your i3status configuration is in ~/.config/i3status/config file.
Last edited by neymarsabin (2016-11-29 14:17:38)
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