GeekToolScripts

A collection of scripts for GeekTool on the mac. Note: I use geektool to set the "default" color and only enhance some colors via ANSI codes. The calendar is a prime example of this

• gt-calendar.sh
  Displays a 3 month calendar, current month in the center, with the current day highlighted. The past and previous months are a different color from current, with the expired days of this month a different color too. Very colorful.

• gt-info.sh
  Huge info script. By default shows all info (command line switch listed in parens):

• CPU, OS and Kernel version, last boot time and uptime, and AD password expiry (./gt-info.sh 1)
  
• Network Info for all active NICs (./gt-info.sh 2):
  . IP, Mac, DHCP server, lease expiration, gateway, dns, and wifi ssid, signal strength and tech
  
• Disk Info - size, space avail and used, %, and mount point (./gt-info.sh 3)
  
• Monitors and resolution (./gt-info.sh 4)
  
• DISABLED: Recent kernel panics (./gt-info.sh 5)
  
• Current users, which TTY, and when logged in (./gt-info.sh 6)
  
• This day in history (expects calendar and ~/.calendar files) (./gt-info.sh 7)
  
• How Long Until... various days (expects ./data/dates.txt and/or ./data/holidays.txt) (./gt-info.sh 8)
  

• gt-weather.sh
  Obligatory weather information. Includes temp, forecast, the usual.... Doesn't work anymore. Not worth fixing.

• gt-quote.sh
  Obligatory quote script. Also doesn't work anymore and not worth fixing.

• gt-time.sh
  Simple display of time in a couple zones...

• gt-meters.sh
  Uses progbar.sh to output load, cpu, memory, and disk utilization. Also battery. ALSO, out prints out top processes by cpu and by memory util, in 2 cols. Includes command line switches to select what displays and in what order.... Bars are colored based on various percentages...

		-w	width in characters
		-g	background (aka "no signal") color
		-l	load bar
		-c	cpu util bar
		-m	mem util bar
		-d	disk util bar
		-b	batt util bar
		-p	processes

• gt-monitordetect.sh
  Detect if my 2 side monitors are plugged in and run appropriate AppleScript scripts to enable or disable the geeklets on those monitors (and, maybe, geeklets on the laptop's sceen that become redundant. Requires/Expects: gt-monitorleft-on.scpt, gt-monitorleft-off.scpt, gt-monitorright-on.scpt, gt-monitorright-off.scpt,

• gt-musictrackinfo.sh
  The obligatory script to pull music track info (song title, artist/group, album, and if paused). For me, it's Vox (as a Windows guy, I have wma files). Expects: gt-musictrackinfo.scpt

Lib Scripts These are found in the ./lib/ folder - they are required for some (or all) of the above scripts

• progbar.sh
  Not-so-simple multi-color progress bar

	progbar.sh [options] amount [total] [width] 
        -r	Reverse the bar's order
        -l	Label
        -p	Label position (L, R, or LR)
        -b	Background color
        -n	Normal indicator color
        -u	High indicator color
        -t	High threshold (percent)
        -o	Low indicator color
        -w	Low threshold (percent)
		Color Options: Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Purple, Cyan, White, Off

• lib_colors.sh
  GT-safe colors referenced in the scripts

• lib_time.sh
  Some small time conversion scripts (mostly to get the "x days y hours" format)