Original: [left image]
# Showing disk partitions: root, home and Data
${voffset 8}
${offset 103}${font Ubuntu:size=10,weight:bold}${color5}HDD[s]
###${offset 120}${diskiograph 33,183 666666 666666}${voffset 12}
${voffset 12}
${offset 105}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}${color1}Swap: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_free /dev/sda3}${alignr}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}Used: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_used /dev/sda3}
${offset 105}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}${color1}Home: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_free /}${alignr}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}Used: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_used /}
${offset 105}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}${color1}Data: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_free /}${alignr}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}Used: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_used /}
# Network data (my desktop have only LAN). ETHERNET ring is mostly useless but looks pretty, main info is in the graphs
${voffset 54}
${offset 103}${font Ubuntu:size=10,weight:bold}${color5}ARPANET
Fixed: [right image]
# Showing disk partitions: root, home and Data
${voffset 48}
${offset 103}${font Ubuntu:size=10,weight:bold}${color5}HDD[s]
###${offset 120}${diskiograph 33,183 666666 666666}${voffset 12}
${voffset -5}
${offset 105}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}${color1}Swap: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_free /dev/sda3}${alignr}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}Used: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_used /dev/sda3}
${offset 105}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}${color1}Home: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_free /}${alignr}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}Used: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_used /}
${offset 105}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}${color1}Data: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_free /}${alignr}${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:bold}Used: ${font Ubuntu:size=9,weight:normal}${fs_used /}
# Network data (my desktop have only LAN). ETHERNET ring is mostly useless but looks pretty, main info is in the graphs
${voffset 36}
$ {offset 103}${font Ubuntu:size=10,weight:bold}${color5}ARPANET
- In this example, the screen shot is the actual visual feedback of my
.conkyrc
config file, which is located in ~/
.
What you can see, when you carefully compare the screen shot, with the code listed below from both examples is, that i only changed the ${voffset}
parameters, starting from:
# Showing disk partitions: root, home and Data
In your case it is the same point of reference, to get started from! Every entry in the code, below of my #HDD[s]-setting needs to be readjusted, always using the ${voffset xx}
parameter, just like in the example.
- I know, it looks quite difficult, but give it some time, and you'll make it work!