quinta-feira, 6 de setembro de 2007

PyClock 0.1.0, Now with some Images!

I just finished making PyClock 0.1.0. A Lot of things was changed, lot of bugs fixed and lots of performance improvements. The memory leak was solved on the last bzr of awn. So It's running perfect now. I've added support for SVG themes more or less like Cairo-Clock themes.
It still doesn't have any theme manager or something like that yet, but is the next to-do.

You can download it Here. To install just run ./install.sh.

Thanks you all, Any sugestions or bug, leave a comment or write on this thread on awn forum.

5 comentários:

Richard Beyer disse...

Hey there,
just tested your Python-Clock cause I liked the screenshots.
There are 2 problems:
1. I had to change the installation path from /usr/local/lib/awn/applets/PyClock to /usr/lib/awn/applets/PyClock to make it appear in the applet-manager.
2. The clock appears only as a white horizontal line (must be some drawing issues). Perhabs I'm missing some libraries ?!
Any sugestions ???

Richard Beyer disse...

Problem solved!

josémi disse...

Hi,

just downloaded but install.sh doesn't work propertly.

I had to create manually that path (marked in nold): /usr/local/lib/awn/applets/ because it didn't existed .I thik this was because it was my first extra applet installed in AWN.

Nice clock!!

thanx

Lutz Gericke disse...

Two problems I recognized:

1. On Ubuntu 7.10 awn-path seems to be /usr/lib/awn and not /usr/local/lib/awn, as your install.sh and PyClock.desktop wants it

2. If the current time is for example 11:59 the short watch hand is still pointing at 11 and not close to 12.

Hope this helps you :)

jamiropinheiro disse...

Richard beyer

How did disappear that white horizontal line and put the clock?

How did you solve?