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Post your configuration file.
Also considering using the alternative script posted on the Paconky project page.
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I used these as per your Arch thread;
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=68104&p=1
repos.paconky
#SET MSG_0 up to date
#SET MSG_1 1 new pkg
#SET MSG_N %N% new pkgs
#
${color1}repo status ${alignr}${color2}%MSG%${voffset 5}
${color3}%PKG_NAME% ${alignr}%PKG_VER%aur.paconky
#SET AUR_MSG_0 up to date
#SET AUR_MSG_1 1 new pkg
#SET AUR_MSG_N %AUR_N% new pkgs
#
${voffset 10}${color1}AUR status ${alignr}${color2}%AUR_MSG%${voffset 5}
${color3}%AUR_PKG_NAME% ${alignr}%AUR_PKG_VER%and my conky entries;
${execpi 3600 paconky /home/neil/.scripts/repos.paconky}
${execpi 3600 paconky /home/neil/.scripts/aur.paconky}EDIT: I wonder if this is due to voffset and the position of Paconky in my Conky??
ie. the AUR package updates I had were being cut off-I will look at this later.
EDIT #2: I think it is solved with your perl script.
I will post a screen shot asap and mark post solved-still testing...
Last edited by ancleessen4 (2010-11-12 21:42:28)
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Just as a follow-up, there is a chance the conky cropped the output. This can be avoided by increasing the "text_buffer_size" variable in the conky configuration file.
That should apply to the Perl script too.
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