#Geektool scripts weather pro#
#Geektool scripts weather download#

I simply have an alias that edits a text file on my dropbox with vim to modify this. Also shows your internal IP Address, internal temperature, the fan speed, and the total uptime of your machine. This monitor shows your CPU, Memory, Hard Drive, and network usage.

#Geektool scripts weather download#

Take care: the file you download is a zip-file!Д«e free to download these and try them yourself! The script itself was fairly simple to write, it took more time to make the gauge like this. Not really difficult but sometimes comes in handy.Д«elow the networkdetails you'll see a batterymeter. In the lower-right corner you'll find network (wifi) details like SSID you are logged into and IP-adres of that connection. The calender on the right is fairly simple, nothing really to it. Everything is written in Dutch but it's fairly simple to translate it. After fiddling around with several versions from different sources I made this one myself. The file you download is a zip-file.Д«elow the weatherdetails there's a Dutch fuzzy wordclock. Please take care: for the weather text and temperature you have to subscribe at Weather Underground to get free access to their api.

To get these, I put them together as a collection. The most simple geeklet you can imagine.Д«elow the date you can see weather details. In the upper-left corner you see the date. One of my favorites and I tend to act like the slogan says.

The background is based on Apple's 'Think Different' campaign back in 1997. Have at it, intrepid iPad developers.I'm sorry to say it's mostly in Dutch but for those who want to it's fairly easy to translate it yourself. I'd just love to see something similar to iStat, but with more customizability and an iPad-optimized display. It doesn't need to be as flexible as GeekTool, and I really would rather not have it run as an additional monitor. What I want to see, though, is a dedicated app come out with configurable modules. When it's all said and done, the iStat iPhone app starts looking pretty darn good on the iPad. GeekTool is strange enough about dragging Geeklets around, you don't want to try it on a network-attached monitor with a terrible refresh rate. I'll tell you outright that I don't recommend trying this, at least not using currently-available tools. Heaviest processes by memory and CPU usage.Calendar for the month with current day highlighted.These were dragged to the iPad to create a workable display configuration, including: Next, I opened up GeekTool 3 and duplicated a few of my Geeklets (little widgets that run shell commands and scripts to print data onto your desktop). That part was easy enough, and I found a few screen resolutions that work pretty well.

#Geektool scripts weather pro#

I set up ScreenRecycler on my MacBook Pro and used iTeleport to turn my iPad into a third monitor.

See the gallery for less-blurry images of the results. I'm sure there are a good number of people who could care less about this kind of thing, but ever since I saw Steve's post on Air Display, I started pondering the possibilities. Maybe add some news and weather, and your 'Today' list from your favorite to-do app. Imagine this: you put your iPad into its dock next to your desktop (or laptop), and it transforms into a heads-up display of all the important stats from your machine.