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    Geektool and a To Do List

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Brain191, Jan 10, 2010.

  1. Brain191

    Brain191 Notebook Consultant

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    So I was fiddling around with Geektool and looking for different ways to use it and came across an article that says how to make a To Do list that appears on your desktop. The article is here. Anyway, I can't get it to work right. Like the list appears initially but won't update when I update the txt file. Any ideas?

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  2. Seshan

    Seshan Rawrrr!

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    I've noticed that some older scripts do not work with the newer geektool.
     
  3. Brain191

    Brain191 Notebook Consultant

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    Yeah, the article did use an older version but this doesn't use a script, it just used the file selection on Geektool... I would think Geektool should still be able to use a text file but I might be wrong...
     
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    sulkorp Notebook Deity

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    Check out the thread here, may help you out a bit.
     
  5. Brain191

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    Thank you so much, I will fiddle with it and see what I get.