Conky animation with images (without lua or other third party script)

This is what I have in my .conkyrc fileTEMP CPU: ${i2c temp 2}C    TEMP MB: ${i2c temp 1}C    FAN: ${i2c fan 1} RP    MThis was working, but after I have done fresh crunchbang install it is not.this is the error output:sasa@crunchbang:~$ conky -DConky: use_spacer should have an argument of left, right, or none.  'yes' seems to be some form of 'true

Gedit and medit are two text editors that I know of that allow me to save a backup.

I'm trying to grant read and write permissions to the system Temp location to the IIS_IUSRS group.

Hi,So Ive been playing with conky but am trying to add cpu temp but when I examine it usingexec cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/tempI get high values which doesnt make sense 4800Is there a way around this?ThanksL

I want to run a command and save its output and its exit code, in different files.

Here's what i am doing:

cmd.exe /C command 1> %TEMP%\output.log 2> %TEMP%\error.log && echo %ERRORLEVEL% > %TEMP%\status || echo %ERRORLEVEL% > %TEMP%\status

If i don't do output redirection (into %TEMP%\output.log and/or %TEMP%\error.log), then exit code is saved just fine. However, when i r

Hey everybody,

I've used both of these apps (mentioned in the title) and I'm getting different results from both apps for battery.

Temp+CPU shows about 5°C less than temp monitor. Has anyone else noticed it? I'm not sure which one is correct.

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The question in my assignment says this:

create a directory temp with all permissions for everybody, that cannot be deleted

and copy hello.sh in this directory giving execution rights for everybody, but hello.sh will be executed as the owner.

So I created a directory called temp and gave permissions like this:

chmod 555 temp

but when I try to cp hello.sh to temp I get an error a

I am trying to change the color of my CPU temp text in conky to green, yellow or red based on the CPU temp.  I am getting this in my conky:Temperature:  color green33Here is my conky line:${voffset 1}${goto 40}Temperature: ${font Droid Sans:style=Bold:size=8}${execpi 120 sensors | grep Core0 | paste -s | cut -c15-18 | xargs ~/.conky/colorize.sh}${hwmon 0 temp 1}°C${color}${font}${alignr}

I installed xsensors and i got confused coz there's so many temperatures. Theres temp1 = 40celsius, there's core0 temp at 42C another core0 temp at 50C, core1 temp at 56'C and another core1 temp at 44'C.

There's also another temp1 at 6,200'C.

Among them, what's the most important thing to look at?

And also there's no fan speed.