A simple conky for show cover art of your music in audacious media player
have installed:
- conky
- ffmpeg
- imagemagick
- Only show if audacious is open.
- It has three styles of displaying audio covers:
- Minimal cover
- Vinyl cover
- Cd cover
- Shows album art, title, artist and album.
To change the style of conky change the following argument in .conky-audacious-cover
# conky_vinyl cover = 1
# conky_minimal cover = 2
# after audacious-info.sh -> 1 or 2
${if_running audacious}${execpi 2 ~/.conky/Conky-Audacious-Cover/audacious-info.sh 1}${endif}
- 1 .- Go to your home directory.
- 2 .- Create the
.conky
directory if you don't have it yet. - 3 .- Open a terminal inside
.conky
directory - 4 .- Inside the already created
.conky
directory clone the repository typing the following in the terminalgit clone https://github.com/hall9zeha/Conky-Audacious-Cover.git
- 5 .- A folder called
Conky-Audacious-Conky
will be downloaded, inside the folder Give execution permissions toaudacious-info.sh
andstart-audacious-conky.sh
typing in your terminal:
sudo chmod +x audacious-info.sh
sudo chmod +x start-audacious-conky.sh
inside the conky file you can modify the startup delay of conky audacious
sleep 15 && conky -c ~/.conky/Conky-Audacious-Cover/.conky-audacious-cover
- 6 .- Finally add the script to autostart on your linux distribution so that it always starts when you turn on the computer.
To launch the conky audacious cover and test its operation, run in the terminal
conky -c ~/.conky/Conky-Audacious-Cover/.conky-audacious-cover
if you have copied all the files following the instructions, otherwise you can configure it at your convenience.
- Vinyl style
- Minimal style
- Compact Disc style