#Older versions geektool 3.0 code#

Assuming /Documents/Geektool/Weather is your local path, you should use the following: /Documents/GeekTool/Weather/$wtheme/$n.png Also, make sure you leave /tmp/weather_icons.png (with a space between your local path) because this is where the icon for your current conditions is actually stored for the WeatherIcon geeklet. You'll want to change it to reflect the local path to your icons. The image path by default looks like: /PATH/TO/Weather/$wtheme/$n.png.

In order to get the weather icon to work you will have to change the path to your local icon folder in WeatherText geeklet. Yahoo Widgets has a mac version available, and a quick search shows an application launcher, twitter client, a month calendar, and a wikipedia and google.

#Older versions geektool 3.0 code#

I'm using 90210 as dummy data, so if your zip code is 13041, you should use the following: u=c In order to use the conditions for your local area, you'll want to change u=c to your zip code.You can edit the geeklet file before you run it, or edit the script once opened. In order to make sure you're pulling the right weather, you'll want to edit WeatherText.The weather geeklets are in the /weather folder.'System Uptime', 'Memory Usage', 'Wireless Devices', and 'Volumes'.

The files named *_Label.glet are the labels for each section.

Features Nameĭisplays condition, temperature, and a flat weather iconĭisplays days, hours:minutes for system uptimeĭisplays Free, Inactive, Total Free, Wired, Active, and Total Used RAMĭisplays battery percentage for Bluetooth Keyboard, Mouse, or Trackpadĭisplays mounted volumes and shows a percentage bar for used space Chances are these will work with most versions, but I haven't tested. Everything should load up all pretty as long as you have GeekTool 3.0.3 installed and working properly.