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====Examples | ====Examples==== | ||
'''1.''' This will set the default font color of your conky to white. Additionally, a <code>color1</code> gets set using a [http://html-color-codes.info/ Html Color Code]to a light blue: | '''1.''' This will set the default font color of your conky to white. Additionally, a <code>color1</code> gets set using a [http://html-color-codes.info/ Html Color Code]to a light blue: | ||
{{File|file=~/.config/conky/conky.conkyrc| | {{File|file=~/.config/conky/conky.conkyrc| | ||
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Use the command: <code>man conky</code>, and look into the '''CONFIGURATION SETTINGS''' section to see every settings available. | Use the command: <code>man conky</code>, and look into the '''CONFIGURATION SETTINGS''' section to see every settings available. | ||
===Conky text=== | ===Conky text=== | ||
The second part contains the displayed conky code. Every code line corresponds to one displayed line on your desktop. There are a lot of available for displaying and modifying all kinds of information. Use the command: <code>man conky</code>, and look into the '''OBJECTS/VARIABLES''' section to see every objects/variables available. | The second part contains the displayed conky code. Every code line corresponds to one displayed line on your desktop. There are a lot of available for displaying and modifying all kinds of information. Use the command: <code>man conky</code>, and look into the '''OBJECTS/VARIABLES''' section to see every objects/variables available. |