Originally Posted by ammyt

I've already confessed about my obsession about Sense UI developed by htc for Android, and I've already posted instructions on how to get its theme running on NITDroid, however, I couldn't help but to gimp a little bit, and voila! I've got it working in Maemo by the use of the best widget engine - Queen Beecon.
Screenies:

Sense 2.3 theme on Android (NITDroid) image courtesy of "MyNokiaN900"

Sense 2.3 theme under QBW
I can't see much of a difference, can you?

Now enough talk,
Let's rock:
Prerequisites:

1. Download Sensible_maemo.zip https://rapidshare.com/files/1130884...ible_maemo.zip
2. Extract its contents (Sensible_Beecons, Sensible_Clock, sense bkground.jpg) to the root folder of your N900 (./MyDocs)
3. Open Xterminal and execute:
   
   Code:

   root
   mv /home/user/MyDocs/Sensible_Clock/* /home/user/.queen_beecon_dir/

4. Wget
   
   Code:

   apt-get install wget

5. Leafpad

Clock Operation:

1. Add a new Queen Beecon Widget on your desktop, enter its settings (tap the wrench tool icon) --> advanced --> yes --> import file to buffer
2. In the dialogue box, go to Nokia N900 --> Sensible Beecons --> sensible_hr1
3. Returning back to QBW settings tap on export buffer to beecon
4. This should take you back to the desktop for a while, then back to the first settings dialogue, on the title (Queen BeeCon Widget Settings [idx] note down the id in your head or on a paper, then tap save & run
5. Reapeat steps 1,2,3,4 for sensible_hr2, sensible_mn1, sensible_mn2
6. After you've got all of the 4 beecons with their ids noted, insert 2 new beecons, and go to advanced, then import file to buffer, and choose sensible_tab and export it to beecon for each of these 2 new beecons, no need to note down id
7. Carefully, add the last beecon and go to advanced, then import the file sensible_dash to buffer and export it to beecon.
8. You'll be taken to the desktop for a few seconds, then back to the settings dialogue box.
9. Tap on Edit Cmd, in the Command: section you will have something like that:
   Code:

   y=id34[]m=id26[]d1=id53[]d2=id23[]w=id43[]h1=id3[]h2=id4[]h3=id5[]h4=id6[]

   Erase the id next to y= m= d1= d2= w=
10. The final code should look like:
    Code:

    y=[]m=[]d1=[]d2=[]w=[]h1=idx[]h2=idx[]h3=idx[]h4=idx[]

    where x is the number of the id you noted, and [] is the weird box symbol.
11. Tap on save, then back to settings, scroll down to Update Policies & GPS/location. Change all the (No)s to (yes)s and change @Interval to 30 sec
12. Scroll down to the remember me value, and clear that box don't let any number in it.
13. Finally tap save & run, and rearrange the widgets !

Weather Operation:

1. Download attached YahooWeather.txt to the root folder of your N900 (./MyDocs)
2. Open it via leafpad
   Code:

   leafpad /home/user/MyDocs/YahooWeather.txt

3. Search for the line
   Code:

   "http://uk.weather.yahoo.com/england/newcastle..."

4. Erase it (what's written between the "")
5. Go to this link: http://weather.yahoo.com/
6. Search for your location by name, not by postal code
7. Copy the address of that webpage and paste it between the "" in the file
8. ctrl+s on your N900's keyboard to save

Ex: "http://uk.weather.yahoo.com/england/newcastle...."
would turn to:

Code:

"http://weather.yahoo.com/united-states/florida/miami-2450022/"

Note: By using this, you're experiencing some of my very crappy gimping, so any graphics guru (Qosmio, Switch_...) are wlecomed to enhance the .pngs.
Oh and BTW this also works seamlessly on the modified portrait hildon-desktop: