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<title>GKrellM Themes Changelog</title>
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<h2 align=center>GKrellM Themes Changelog</h2>
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2010-09-15 19:32:14 +04:00
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Changes in 2.2.3 - 2.3.5
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Changes in 2.2.2
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* Added label_yoff gkrellmrc style variable to control y offset of labels
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in case there's a need to control that indepedent of top margin. Not all
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panels use labels, so this may be of special case usefulness.
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StylePanel *.label_yoff n
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StyleMeter *.label_yoff n
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* Added chart_text_no_fill gkrellmrc variable.
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The default is to fill chart text rectangle extents with the chart
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background so the text will be more readable on top of data. Set this
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to draw chart text without first filling (this will also prevent chart
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text caching so there will be slightly increased CPU usage.
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chart_text_no_fill true
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Changes in 2.2.1
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Changes in 2.2.0
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* The Pango text drawing now used is slower than GdkFont and to prevent
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a noticeable overall increase in gkrellm cpu usage, there's a new
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scroll text decal variation for scrolling text applications where Pango
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text is drawn onto a pixmap which is then scrolled across the extents
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of the decal.
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The limitation here is that this scroll text pixmap must have a
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background (which is derived from the panel background image) and for
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all themes, the pixmap background can't exactly blend with the panel
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background as the decal pixmap is scrolled.
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For most themes this will be at worst only slightly noticeable, but it
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might be a problem for some themes with high gradient panel backgrounds.
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For these problem cases a theme can turn off use of the scrolling pixmap
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with a new gkrellmrc StyleMeter line. Some example lines:
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StyleMeter fs.scroll_text_cache_off = yes
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StyleMeter gkrellmms.scroll_text_cache_off = yes
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StyleMeter *.scroll_text_cache_off = yes
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The builtin monitors which use scroll text decals are: host, fs,
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mem, and swap.
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Plugins must be modified to use the scroll text feature, but will
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probably include plugins like gkrellmms, gkrellmwho2, ...
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The scroll text cache is automatically turned off for themes having
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transparent panel backgrounds.
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* Fonts are no longer set from a theme gkrellmrc file and users will
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config their own font preferences as they would likely have to do anyway
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since existing gkrellmrc font settings are tailored for GdkFont and
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don't display well under Pango.
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Changes in 2.1.17 - 2.1.28
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Changes in 2.1.16
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* Themes can be installed as /usr/share/themes/THEME_NAME/gkrellm2
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and ~/.themes/THEME_NAME/gkrellm2 as an install convenience if
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making a gtk2, gkrellm2, ... meta theme.
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Changes in 2.1.1 - 2.1.15
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Changes in 2.1.0
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* bg_chart and bg_panel/bg_meter images can have left and right areas
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which overlap onto the left and right frames. This allows the frames
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to have structures aligned with charts and panels.
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The frame_{left|right}_panel_overlap values are applied to the bg_panel
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images of chart monitors, and the bg_meter images of meter monitors.
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The frame_{left|right}_chart_overlap values are applied to bg_chart
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images. Top/bottom borders can be set for the overlap areas.
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New gkrellmrc settings for these ('x' values are ignored):
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frame_left_chart_overlap = l
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frame_right_chart_overlap = r
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frame_left_panel_overlap = l
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frame_right_panel_overlap = r
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frame_left_chart_border = x,x,t,b
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frame_right_chart_border = x,x,t,b
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frame_left_panel_border = x,x,t,b
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frame_right_panel_border = x,x,t,b
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* Spacer images can now be set for all monitors, for chart styled
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monitors only, or for meter styled monitors only. They may still be
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set for specific monitors in monitor subdirectories.
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Spacers may also have left and right overlap areas and left/right
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borders can be set for them. The overlapping can be turned off at
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the monitor level. The height of the spacers may be set for
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all monitors, or independently for chart and meter monitor types, or
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specifically for individual monitors. A spacer for a specific monitor
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can be turned off by setting its spacer height to zero. The
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spacer_{top|bottom}_border values are used for all spacers and can't
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be set individually.
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New images:
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spacer_top.png # can now be in top level dir
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spacer_bottom.png
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spacer_top_chart.png
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spacer_bottom_chart.png
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spacer_top_meter.png
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spacer_bottom_meter.png
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New gkrellmrc settings for these:
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frame_left_spacer_overlap = l
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frame_right_spacer_overlap = r
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spacer_overlap_off monitor-name
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spacer_top_height = h
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spacer_bottom_height = h
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spacer_top_height_chart = h
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spacer_bottom_height_chart = h
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spacer_top_height_meter = h
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spacer_bottom_height_meter = h
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spacer_top_height monitor-name h
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spacer_bottom_height monitor-name h
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spacer_top_border = l,r,x,x
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spacer_bottom_border = l,r,x,x
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* Chart top and bottom margins are now used. If set, margin regions are
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converted to spacers which excludes them from the active chart drawing
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area. This in combination with chart frame overlaps can put bezels
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around charts. Set these in the gkrellmrc with:
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StyleChart *.margins x,x,t,b
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* New cap images can be drawn on the left and right frames aligned to
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the top and bottom of each monitor. Left cap images are left adjusted
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in the left frame and right cap images are right adjusted in the right
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frame. They can be turned off for specific monitors. Meter monitors
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can be a single panel so it's probably difficult to design a theme with
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both top and bottom meter cap images.
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These images are not scaled and are:
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cap_top_left_chart.png
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cap_bottom_left_chart.png
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cap_top_right_chart.png
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cap_bottom_right_chart.png
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cap_top_left_meter.png
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cap_bottom_left_meter.png
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cap_top_right_meter.png
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cap_bottom_right_meter.png
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New gkrellmrc setting:
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cap_images_off monitor-name
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Changes in 2.0.1 - 2.0.4
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None
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Changes for version 2.0.0
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* New image decal_button.xpm for general purpose scaled buttons.
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Changes in 1.3.0
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* Theme changes for version 2.1.0 are backported to version 1.3.0.
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Changes in 1.2.10 - 1.2.13
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Changes in 1.2.9
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* Better fine tuning control of object placements in a panel are possible:
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1) "krell_left_margin" and "krell_right_margin" style values can be set
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independently of the panel margins used for decals and labels.
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2) Panel left and right margins can be set to different values with new
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"left_margin" and "right_margin" style values. Or, set all panel margins
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at once with new "margins" style value. The old "margin" style value
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still sets left and right margins to the same value.
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* A monitor can define custom styles which are themed by adding a custom
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style name field to the StyleMeter and StylePanel lines. For example, there
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can be things like "StyleMeter monitor.gorn.krell_yoff n" if a monitor
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codes in a custom style "gorn". When I release GKrellMSS 0.4, look at its
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"Themes" file for a working example of these.
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* New set of krell expand modes (left-scaled, right-scaled, and
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bar-mode-scaled) which scales the krell expand to fit between the
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krell left and right margins instead of the full monitor width.
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* bar-mode krells use multi frames just like any krell (previously they were
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limited to one frame).
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Search in the Themes doc for "1.2.9" for more information.
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Changes in 1.2.6 - 1.2.8
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Changes in 1.2.5
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Added a "bar-mode" to the previously undocumented set of krell expand
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modes. Krell expands are now documented.
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Changes in 1.2.1 - 1.2.4
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Changes in 1.2.0
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New images:
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bg_separator.png
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decal_alarm.png
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decal_warn.png
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mem/krell_buffers.png
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mem/krell_cache.png
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cpu/nice_data.png
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cpu/nice_data_grid.png
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or, instead of the cpu/ images, set in the gkrellmrc:
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set_string cpu_nice_color color_string
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set_string cpu_nice_grid_color color_string
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see the Themes doc.
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The theme format introduced a year ago in 0.10.0 is now the only format
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recognized. There is no longer backward compatibility with themes based
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on the 0.9.x format.
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Changes in 1.0.8
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From Anthony Mallet: "XFree > 4.0.2 introduced a new "iso-10646" encoding
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which gets selected by default when using *-* for the last two fields of the
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font spec, leading to strange glyphs in gkrellm..."
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If you have specified fonts in the gkrellmrc this way, you might need
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to change the ending of font strings from "...-*-*" to "...-iso8859-*"
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Changes in 1.0.7
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Theme changes in 1.0.6
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Theme changes in 1.0.5
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* Timer fixed to use margins, so timer_time_x and timer_button_x in gkrellmrc
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are defunct. Now all builtins correctly use top_margin and bottom_margin.
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Theme changes in 1.0.4
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Theme changes in 1.0.3
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There are new top_margin and bottom_margin values that can be specified
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for panels and they are to replace the overloaded usage of the top
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and bottom border values of the background image. Now you can
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(and should) totally decouple margin settings from image border settings.
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The previous "margin" value is unchanged and is still used for both
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the left and right margins. So, now there is:
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StylePanel *.top_margin = m
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StylePanel *.bottom_margin = m
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StyleMeter *.top_margin = m
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StyleMeter *.bottom_margin = m
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and so on. Count on it taking until GKrellM 1.1.0 is released for all
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monitors/plugins to complete the transition to using these new margin
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settings. So, do this:
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a) Upgrade to at least GKrellM 1.0.3 and start using top_margin
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and bottom_margin for all panels and meters in the gkrellmrc.
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b) If a particular monitor/plugin does not respond to these margin
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settings, it is still using the old top/bottom border settings for
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margins. So, resort to the old way of adjusting the top/bottom
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border, but be sure you keep a top/bottom margin setting to match
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so things will work the same when the monitor/plugin is fixed.
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Theme changes in 1.0.0 - 1.0.2
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1.0.2 adds a voltage monitor which can be themed in a "sensors" subdirectory.
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It has a custom bg_volt.png image. Search the Themes doc for bg_volt and run
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"gkrellm -demo" to see it if you don't have motherboard sensors.
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Theme changes in 0.10.1 - 0.10.5
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Not much, 0.10.4 fixes a couple of bugs, and 0.10.5 adds set_integer
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and set_string options for plugins to the gkrellmrc.
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Theme changes in 0.10.0
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Plugins are now themeable the same as builtins. You can put custom bg_panel
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images in plugin subdirectories. See the Themes.html doc. This has
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evolved a new theme format.
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The change is not dramatic, just rename monitor specific images into
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appropriate subdirectories.
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Other new stuff: spacer images, charts and panels can have transparency.
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0.10.0
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* Added set_image_border option which gives a way to specify a border for
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an image extension a monitor may add. The standard backgrounds bg_panel.png
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and bg_chart.png have borders set with Style lines. But if a monitor adds
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an extension background image (eg. GKrellMMS has an additional background
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bg_scroll.png for its scrolling title panel) it can add a hook so the image
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border can be set (GKrellMMS adds the hook 'gkrellmms_bg_scroll'). So
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if you added the extension image gkrellmms/bg_scroll.png to your theme, you
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could set the border for it with:
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set_image_border gkrellmms_bg_scroll l,r,t,b
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* Chart, panel, and meter areas can have total or partial transparency.
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Just add lines to the gkrellmrc. To get total transparency:
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StyleChart *.transparency 1
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For partial transparency, the root pixmap will show through transparent
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parts of backgrounds if you put in lines like:
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StyleMeter *.transparency 2
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Since this is not backwards compatible, any theme using this should
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be submitted in the new 0.10.0 format (no few weeks exception - see
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next item).
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Also, any theme which adds plugin theming should not mix formats. The
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whole thing should be in the new 0.10.0 format.
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* Revised theme code to enable plugins to have monitor specific theme
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images and gkrellmrc Style settings just like the builtins.
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So, a new theme organization has evolved, but at least all old themes
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are still handled so there should be a quiet and painless transition
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to the new format over time - nothing like the changes for 0.9.x, I'm
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not doing that again!!
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A few weeks after this release Maher and I will probably start asking
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all themes submitted to the theme site to use the new format, but I
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expect the program will continue to handle 0.9.x formats for a
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reasonably long time.
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It's all pretty simple, monitor specific images are now in subdirectories
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rather than having name qualification. Just move images to subdirs,
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Eg, a simple 0.9.x theme:
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bg_chart.png
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bg_panel.png
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bg_meter.png
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bg_meter_fs.png
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krell_meter_fs.png
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krell_meter_mem.png
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Becomes in 0.10.0:
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bg_chart.png
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bg_panel.png
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bg_meter.png
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fs/bg_meter.png
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fs/krell.png
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mem/krell.png
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The Themes doc is updated, so take a look.
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* New optional monitor specific images: spacer_top.png and spacer_bottom.png
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and spacer_top_height / spacer_bottom_height lines in gkrellmrc.
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0.9.8 - 0.9.10
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None I can think off.
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0.9.7
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* Theme alternatives are possible. Put a line in your gkrellmrc:
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theme_alternatives = N
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and then you can have 1 - N different gkrellmrc and image alternatives
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that can be selected in the Themes tab. For each alternative N,
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you can have an optional gkrellmrc_N whose options will override any
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set in the base level gkrellmrc. If any image_N.png exists, it will
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be used in place of the base image.png. This can be used to give
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some flexibility to your theme. You could have more than one frame
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style or different font colors and sizes.
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0.9.0 - 0.9.3
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* Run "gkrellm -demo" to force visibility of some less frequently used
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features: cpu temps, apm monitor, demo of slider in meter and panel...
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* Image name changes and gkrellmrc changes makes this GKrellM version
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incompatible with themes for previous versions.
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* Themes now loaded without restarting. Apply button applies.
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* New images: button_meter_in/out and button_panel_in/out
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bg_slider_panel, bg_slider_meter, krell_slider,
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decal_timer_button
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* Obsolete images: bg_bordered, bg_spacer, ppp_button, frame_side, and
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frame_horizontal.
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* Keyboard shortcut aids:
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F5 Reload current theme
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F6 Toggle theme image loading debugging
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f7 Toggle theme gkrellmrc parsing debugging
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# margin Style option for left/right justified labels and decals. These
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positions are now decoupled from left/right borders. Labels are still
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placed vertically within top/bottom borders.
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0.8.0 Fri Jan 14, 2000
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* Theme directory is changed from ~/.gkrellm to ~/.gkrellm/themes
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* Use of images frame_horizontal.xxx and frame_side.xxx are deprecated.
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New themes should not use them and old themes should be converted. I
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would like for them to go away.
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* In the gkrellmrc:
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-> Frame_side_border is replaced with frame_left_border and
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frame_right_border. Frame_width is replaced with frame_left_width
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and frame_right_width.
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-> New options frame_top_height and frame_bottom_height to allow rendering
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to dimensions different from the drawn frame_top/bottom images.
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-> label, meter, time, alt1, alt2 text can have a shadow color specified.
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-> Colors for individual panel labels can be specified with style lines to
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override the general colors.
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* Frame images can have transparency.
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* Additional background panel images: bg_meter_uptime, bg_meter_cal,
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bg_meter_clock, bg_meter_host.
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* As originally intended, decals (net LEDs) can now really overlap.
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Some ideas now possible:
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1) Make a custom bg_meter_host to integrate with a transparent frame_top
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for a more impressive top frame. Likewise with bg_meter_uptime
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and frame_bottom.
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2) You can create a single combined clock/calendar background by making
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the larger image and then splitting it into bg_meter_clock and
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bg_meter_cal. This could also be done with bg_meter_mem / bg_meter_swap.
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3) Set a panel label_shadow_color bright and label_color dim to get
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an etched in look for the label.
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4) Overlap net LEDs in various ways: concentric circles, tri-color LED,
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some kind of intertwined pattern.
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0.7.4
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* Added frame_side_border to gkrellmrc.
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0.7.1 - 0.7.3
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* None
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0.7.0
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* New gkrellmrc author line so theme authors can be credited in the Themes
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configuration tab. Just add a line to your gkrellmrc like:
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author = "yourname email address"
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* Added optional images data_in.xxx, data_in_etch.xxx, data_out.xxx,
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and data_out_etch.xxx. If these images exist in the theme directory
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they will be used to plot data. Otherwise use the colors specified in
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gkrellmrc. Textured or 3D plotted data to go with your bg_chart.xxx
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is now possible (but is not noticeable with sparse data).
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0.6.8
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* I should have made a notice of this for release 0.6.7, but
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Maher Awamy has put up a GKrellM theme site at www.muhri.net.
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Check it out, there are some nice themes showing up.
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* String values in gkrellmrc can have quotes around them. So, font names
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can have spaces.
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* New options in gkrellmrc: chart_width_ref, allow_scaling.
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* Monitor label midpoint positions can now be specified as a percent
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of chart_width.
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The above allows label positions to be offset to the left (right) of
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center to make room to put both LED's to the right (left) of the label.
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And the LED's size and position can be scaled as chart sizes are changed.
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0.6.5
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* Added a large font for the clock/calendar digits. It uses time_color.
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0.6.1
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* I have warned that chart_labels.xxx is subject to change. It has been
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done. It no longer exists (likewise with meter_labels and digits).
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I draw with X fonts so you can specify fonts and label colors now.
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* Two new optional images: frame_left.xxx and frame_right.xxx
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* The gkrellmrc file is no longer overloaded to handle user preferences
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and theme settings. Now user prefs are done in a gui popup and the
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gkrellmrc file is only for theme stuff. For this reason, the
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~/.gkrellm/gkrellmrc file is no longer read. A gkrellmrc file is read
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only from theme directories specified in gkrellm_theme.cfg or on the
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command line.
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* Some new settings in the gkrellmrc template.
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