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TerryH
Joined: 25 Aug 2015
#1
I was attempting to add an antix-logo image to the top of my newly installed frugal install of antiX 15. All that is displayed is ${image}. When I execute conky from a terminal I get the following error message:

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 $conky
 Conky unknown variable image
I did an internet search and found a post for ubuntu 15.04 which has the same issue, which there is a bug report #1439879 related to imlib2. This may be an upstream issue from with this package
The code for the conkyrc file :

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TEXT
#${color3}${alignc}antiX
${alignc}${image $HOME/Pictures/antix-logo-3.png -s 56x56}
.
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Any assistance greatly appreciated.
Last edited by TerryH on 27 Aug 2015, 01:28, edited 1 time in total.
Posts: 4,164
rokytnji
Joined: 20 Feb 2009
#2
post33335.html#p33335

That install is non existent now. You can see my logo in the screenshot.
I have not made one like it since either. Not sure if I had conky-std or conky-all installed either.
Had that running for years. Then changed it over to MX-14.
Posts: 5
TerryH
Joined: 25 Aug 2015
#3
OK, it's fixed now. I installed conky-all. I now have an image displayed.
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male
Joined: 04 Nov 2011
#4
This has nothing to do with conky-std or conky-all package.

In your line of the position of the image is missing on the desktop.
Example:
TerryH wrote:

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${alignc}${image $HOME/Pictures/antix-logo-3.png -s 56x56}
...-p xx,xx ?

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${image /home/male/Bilder/AntiXfile.png -p 20,80 -s 138x111}


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TerryH
Joined: 25 Aug 2015
#5
Thanks for responding. All input following the conky command is optional, the -p ( and/or -s) option is not mandatory. It only controls the positioning if needed to position the image other than the first position of the line. I have ran it with and without. It received an error when run against conky-std, but not when run against conky-all.

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 $ conky --help
Usage: conky [OPTION].... 
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male
Joined: 04 Nov 2011
#6

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man conky
...
image <path to image> (-p x,y) (-s WxH) (-n) (-f interval)
...
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TerryH
Joined: 25 Aug 2015
#7
Why do you think, it's displayed in brackets (-p x,y) ? Because it's optional. Rather than posting inflammatory emoticons, why don't you try and see if it works without the optional positioning for yourself. You may learn something.