it used to be more apparent before they changed their interface. You may have to do a little digging through yahoo weather to figure it out. You need to replace 'CAXX0301' with your location code.note: I have my geektool path aliased to 't' for easy use.When displaying in geektool, it's just a matter of 't list +next'.So if I want to mark something as next, I just do 't append # +next' and it will show up in that list.What I do now is for anything that I need to take care of today I add '+next' to the end of the todo.I ended up creating three of these files, mainly just copy and pasted commenting out what i didn't want since I wanted the context and projects to be separate from the main overview though if that is necessary is dependant on your setup.Included below is a bit of the main information. Over time my setup has evolved, gotten more complicated, then simplified, and so on so i've forgotten that I even had some of this setup. The majority of enquiries have come from this quite old Geektool setup I had done when I first found out about the tool so there may be some references to it below.

and youll spend a lot of time creating symlinks and tinke. In the hope of making the internet a better place, this is just a quick post containing what I often email people back asking for Geektool advice. How do I display commands with geek tool which give graphical output, for example, htop. Every once and while I get contact about it due to the fact it doesn't exist anymore. Hi all, I installed Geektool 3 and get the time, date and some other things visible, even the yahoo weather icon.only the discription stays blank :( I activated 'Display Status Feedback Image' to see if the connection is ok, it is.

I used to have a simple TXT file hosted on my server which contained a few Geektool snippets.

Geektool commands time