Clean look :]

This is still a work in progress. I'm considering making the top bar bigger and moving the To-Dos in it so it's all in one place. I also need to add something else to take up space so I was thinking of adding an iTunes monitor.

I got the background from http://interfacelift.com and all the geeklets I used I found here or somewhere on the net. I have the names saved in my downloads folder so if you're curious just ask!

Let me know what you think!! Any suggestions?

Also if anybody could tell me how to get rid of the "(Reminders)" part from the To-Dos I would love you forever! I'm using iCalbiddy to pull the data...is there a better way?

**UPDATE: I added a music glet!

To darken the dock you need to edit the files that start with scurve in this directory -"/System/Library/CoreServices/Dock.app/Contents/Resources" i attached the edited .png all you need to do is copy and paste my scurve flies into this folder make sure to back up the original. after the file have been copied use the command "killall -KILL Dock" in terminal or restart your mac.

To make the menu bar darkened i used the app called menu bar filter which you can just google.

All found on this geeklet site. thanks contributors.

What I did:

1. Started with basic paper on desktop.

2. Made a font from my handwriting using MyScriptText and imported it into my FontBook.

3. In photoshop I wrote in the parts that the geeklets don't show like first and last name and " 's notes" after the weekday geeklet.

4. I then put all the basic geeklets I wanted on to look like they were written on the lines.

5. Finally I included a sharpie marker and a crumbled piece of paper as an image geeklet.

If you have any questions on what I did or the geeklets I used just leave a comment.

http://geektoolsetup.blogspot.com/

It is quick and easy. There are no downloads and all you need to do is copy and paste the scripts into the commands bar. Please check it out.

This puts a JPEG still capture on my desktop. The geeklet is a simple Image geeklet, but it calls on the included CGI file that queries the network camera, and turns the result into a JPEG file.

You'll need to rename the 'camera_cgi.txt' file to 'camera.cgi' after you download it.

Install next gem's for ruby: yajl-ruby, twitter, htmlentities attached script file, good luck!

my web site

please comment, what you don't like and I will fix. My first post.

• all of these can be found on this site

The font for the date is Base 02, Now playing is Ink Burrow, Weather font is Trekker, and the iCal events font is Comic Commando.

Search Yahoo Weather for the Weather Script in the forums.

iTunes current song Scpt:

DATA=$(osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" set myList to (name of every process) end tell

if myList contains "iTunes" then tell application "iTunes" if player state is stopped then set output to "Stopped" else set trackname to name of current track set artistname to artist of current track set albumname to album of current track if player state is playing then set output to trackname & " | " & artistname & " | " & albumname & "newline" & "Playing on iTunes | " else if player state is paused then set output to trackname & " | " & artistname & " | " & albumname & "newline" & "Paused | " end if end if end tell else set output to "iTunes is not running" end if')

echo $DATA | awk -F newline '{print $1}' echo $DATA | awk -F newline '{print $2}'

As far as applications go:

I am running Nocturne to get the black menu bar - items on the menu bar only appear when your cursor makes contact with it.

I am running Docker to customize my dock. It allows you to resize, add spaces, make it 3D/2D, etc.

I also use Hyperdock; an application that allows you to resize windows instantly to 1/2 the screen (left or right), the lower half, or full screen. It also gives you window previews from the dock.

If you have any questions, just ask.