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raverpol is offline raverpol
2010-03-09 , 17:26
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#41
Originally Posted by biggzy View Post
They should work ok, did you copy n paste? If so make sure its on 1 line.
that's strange but all fine now without any changing
 
benh_n900 is offline benh_n900
2010-03-09 , 18:01
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#42
Originally Posted by amorek13 View Post
would there be a command that could pull time form world clock so it could display on desktop using the desktop widget?
I did it like this:

1. Create a script "worldtimes.sh" and put your places and preferred date formatting in it. For me this looks like:

Code:
#!/bin/sh
echo "London : " `TZ=Europe/London date "+%a %H:%M"`
echo "Perth  : " `TZ=Australia/Perth date "+%a %H:%M"`
echo "NOLA   : " `TZ=America/Mexico_City date "+%a %H:%M"`
2. make it executable (I did this by getting root access and chmod a+x worldtimes.sh) and save it somewhere (but not in /home/user/MyDocs)

3. Use the desktop command execution widget to run that script

You can change the date format as per http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-u...s-for-display/
You can find all of the supported timezones by looking in /usr/share/zoneinfo/ (WARNING: inexperienced users, don't mess with these files, just look at them to work out names). I also found a list online at http://www.vmware.com/support/develo.../timezone.html, but it may not be exactly the same list, I am not sure.

You could also do a single clock per widget with the command as
Code:
TZ=Europe/London date "+%a %H:%M"
and then just add one new widget for each timezone.

Ben

PS If anyone knows a more appropriate timezone for New Orleans, please let me know - the TZ=CST style format doesn't seem to work and New Orleans isn't in /usr/share/zoneinfo/America.
Also anyone know a better way to format/line the times up nicely in the display?
 

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2010-03-09 , 22:22
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#43
Maybe it's possible to show the date in this format: Wednesday 9 March 2010 ?
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Simply_Texan is offline Simply_Texan
2010-03-09 , 22:40
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#44
@Schturman

date "+%A %e %B %Y"
 

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2010-03-09 , 22:59
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#45
Originally Posted by Simply_Texan View Post
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date "+%A %e %B %Y"
Thanks ! Looks nice
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2010-03-10 , 02:42
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#46
Originally Posted by benh_n900 View Post
I did it like this:

1. Create a script "worldtimes.sh" and put your places and preferred date formatting in it. For me this looks like:

Code:
#!/bin/sh
echo "London : " `TZ=Europe/London date "+%a %H:%M"`
echo "Perth  : " `TZ=Australia/Perth date "+%a %H:%M"`
echo "NOLA   : " `TZ=America/Mexico_City date "+%a %H:%M"`
Thanks for this guide Ben. Worked perfectly (only had to dig around for the actual command to run when creating the command).
 
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iceman600 is offline iceman600
2010-03-10 , 18:38
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#47
This might be a stupid question.... but i cant find the "%" key on the N900
 
zero2007 is offline zero2007
2010-03-10 , 18:40
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#48
You can the % key on the virtual keyboard
 

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2010-03-11 , 00:19
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#49
You can get the extended symbol screen up by pressing the symbol key and ctrl together
 

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2010-08-14 , 11:42
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#50
I tweaked Custom Operator Name Widget:


Now I have date on every desktop, and unused empty space on top of the desktop is in use.

I created small script:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
set $(date +%d\ %m\ %Y)
gconftool -s /apps/connui-cellular/operator_name_online $1.\ $2.\ $3 --type=string
and fcron to execute that at midnight.

I could not find any other way to schedule script than fcron.
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