I can't get this screenlet to run.
It gives me a dialog along the lines of "There was a problem with this screenlet. Re-install and try again." When I launch it from the commandline it seems to launch, but nothing happens and successive starts from the Manager do nothing.
Hi, I use HDUsage on my notebook for months with no problem. Right now, I tried to install it on a desktop computer using basically the same software (ubuntu 10.04 64 bits, gnome), but the application did not initiated from the screenlets manager. So I tried to start it from the command line (~/.screelets/HDUsage/HDUsageScreenlet.py) and got the following errors at terminal:
(...)
session.start()
File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/session.py", line 254, in start
sl.finish_loading()
File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/__init__.py", line 1247, in finish_loading
self.on_init()
File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 133, in on_init
self.updateDriveInfo()
File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 222, in updateDriveInfo
info = self.getInfo( self.deviceList[i] )
File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 211, in getInfo
if reqdev == line[0] or reqdev == line[5]:
IndexError: list index out of range
Any idea on what could be wrong?
Thx for your help, Paulo.
Hi, I use HDUsage on my notebook for months with no problem. Right now, I tried to install it on a desktop computer using basically the same software (ubuntu 10.04 64 bits, gnome), but the application did not initiated from the screenlets manager. So I tried to start it from the command line (~/.screelets/HDUsage/HDUsageScreenlet.py) and got the following errors at terminal:
(...)
session.start()
File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/session.py", line 254, in start
sl.finish_loading()
File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/__init__.py", line 1247, in finish_loading
self.on_init()
File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 133, in on_init
self.updateDriveInfo()
File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 222, in updateDriveInfo
info = self.getInfo( self.deviceList[i] )
File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 211, in getInfo
if reqdev == line[0] or reqdev == line[5]:
IndexError: list index out of range
Any idea on what could be wrong?
Thx for your help, Paulo.
First of all, let me thank you for such a wonderful screenlet. I was looking for a simple screenlet for displaying HDD info.
Coming to the problem i have, I am not able to run the screelet. Is there any requirement (python module) to run the screenlet.
specs:
Screenlets - 0.0.14
Fedora 8
thank you for this wonderful screenlet!
maybe you could add some options what should be displayed (not only percentage and free space).
i would also like to have the mouseover effect (nice idea btw) instantly, if it is possible.
and you really should improve the default colors. i'd suggest:
- container: white - 60
- bg: black - 150
- fg: some cool blue like #36A - 220
- text: white 255
i know the colors are easily changed but the default settings are the most important.
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I can't get this screenlet to run. It gives me a dialog along the lines of "There was a problem with this screenlet. Re-install and try again." When I launch it from the commandline it seems to launch, but nothing happens and successive starts from the Manager do nothing.
Hi, I use HDUsage on my notebook for months with no problem. Right now, I tried to install it on a desktop computer using basically the same software (ubuntu 10.04 64 bits, gnome), but the application did not initiated from the screenlets manager. So I tried to start it from the command line (~/.screelets/HDUsage/HDUsageScreenlet.py) and got the following errors at terminal: (...) session.start() File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/session.py", line 254, in start sl.finish_loading() File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/__init__.py", line 1247, in finish_loading self.on_init() File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 133, in on_init self.updateDriveInfo() File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 222, in updateDriveInfo info = self.getInfo( self.deviceList[i] ) File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 211, in getInfo if reqdev == line[0] or reqdev == line[5]: IndexError: list index out of range Any idea on what could be wrong? Thx for your help, Paulo.
Hi, I use HDUsage on my notebook for months with no problem. Right now, I tried to install it on a desktop computer using basically the same software (ubuntu 10.04 64 bits, gnome), but the application did not initiated from the screenlets manager. So I tried to start it from the command line (~/.screelets/HDUsage/HDUsageScreenlet.py) and got the following errors at terminal: (...) session.start() File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/session.py", line 254, in start sl.finish_loading() File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/__init__.py", line 1247, in finish_loading self.on_init() File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 133, in on_init self.updateDriveInfo() File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 222, in updateDriveInfo info = self.getInfo( self.deviceList[i] ) File "./HDUsageScreenlet.py", line 211, in getInfo if reqdev == line[0] or reqdev == line[5]: IndexError: list index out of range Any idea on what could be wrong? Thx for your help, Paulo.
First of all, let me thank you for such a wonderful screenlet. I was looking for a simple screenlet for displaying HDD info. Coming to the problem i have, I am not able to run the screelet. Is there any requirement (python module) to run the screenlet. specs: Screenlets - 0.0.14 Fedora 8
thank you for this wonderful screenlet! maybe you could add some options what should be displayed (not only percentage and free space). i would also like to have the mouseover effect (nice idea btw) instantly, if it is possible. and you really should improve the default colors. i'd suggest: - container: white - 60 - bg: black - 150 - fg: some cool blue like #36A - 220 - text: white 255 i know the colors are easily changed but the default settings are the most important.