Originally Posted by bigears5000

Just made this in a few spare minutes. All are working Queen Beecon Widgets.

Originally Posted by RoveR.net

font horny devils..

Originally Posted by Please smile

please how did yo do all that theme can you tell me ??

Originally Posted by bigears5000

Okay. The theme I am using is hydro-carbon with the status bar removed by using theme customizer. Everything on the desktop is queen beecon widget. The media player buttons are using windows phone 7 copy icons that I found. If you need any of the commands, just let me know.

Originally Posted by Please smile

yes please i want all the comands for those widgets you made they are really great

iam new in this you know so can u help me to have same theme ?
thank u very much

Originally Posted by bigears5000

Okay, if you are new to this, I will try to point you in the right direction. For example, for the temperature of your n900 to be displayed, you will need to have power kernel installed (have a look here http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power and for more information tap "power search" in the top right of the page and type power kernel. There are various versions of the kernel, the latest being 48, but you may want to try a previous version which will have been tested and more stable.
To show the ssid of the network you are connected to, you also need something else. You need to enable the "tools repository". More information can be found here http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...5#Installation

So, depending on whether or not you decide to add power kernel and tools repository, will determine whether some of these commands work or not.

Command to show device
uname -n

Command to show various cpu information
cat /proc/version

Command to show cpu

echo ARM Cortex-A8 CPU Running @ `awk '{print $1/1000" MHz"} ' /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq`

(If you don't want "ARM Cortex-A8 CPU Running @" showing, just remove from the command and put what you want)

Command to show temperature

awk '{ print $1/10 " °C"}' </sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp

Command to show ssid

ESSID=`echo "iwconfig wlan0"|root|grep ESSID|sed "s/.*ESSID:\"//;s/\".*//"`;if [ "$ESSID" == "" ];then echo "na";else echo $ESSID;fi

Hope this helps.

Originally Posted by bigears5000

Okay, if you are new to this, I will try to point you in the right direction. For example, for the temperature of your n900 to be displayed, you will need to have power kernel installed (have a look here http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power and for more information tap "power search" in the top right of the page and type power kernel. There are various versions of the kernel, the latest being 48, but you may want to try a previous version which will have been tested and more stable.
To show the ssid of the network you are connected to, you also need something else. You need to enable the "tools repository". More information can be found here http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...5#Installation

So, depending on whether or not you decide to add power kernel and tools repository, will determine whether some of these commands work or not.

Command to show device
uname -n

Command to show various cpu information
cat /proc/version

Command to show cpu

echo ARM Cortex-A8 CPU Running @ `awk '{print $1/1000" MHz"} ' /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq`

(If you don't want "ARM Cortex-A8 CPU Running @" showing, just remove from the command and put what you want)

Command to show temperature

awk '{ print $1/10 " °C"}' </sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp

Command to show ssid

ESSID=`echo "iwconfig wlan0"|root|grep ESSID|sed "s/.*ESSID:\"//;s/\".*//"`;if [ "$ESSID" == "" ];then echo "na";else echo $ESSID;fi

Hope this helps.

Originally Posted by Please smile

thank you veeeery much really this was helpful

but u didnt tell me how u made that MENU word instead of icon

and the font u used

Originally Posted by DJQwamii

Just reflashed a couple of hours ago, and spent my time making a lockscreen

Originally Posted by bigears5000

Oh yeah. I just made it using gimp, saved it as .png format and replaced the original task menu icon.
The font used is called opfico.