Hello I’ve used Rainlendar for ages, and it’s always been great. AUR rainlendar-beta/lite/pro. Just discovered a new skin for it, which includes a media frame and weather! The skin is ChromophoreLou, and I found the download on this page: https://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=42&func=view&catid=9&id=17325&limit=6&limitstart=252 … just drag the extracted r2skin on top of Rainlendar, and it installs. (On original install, add Rainlendar to startup via /opt/rainlendar2/rainlendar2.)
It depends on webkitgtk2
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lol haha! Nearly got me there, as well.
Deps, just to calm my nerves, lol, if for no other reason:
gtk2
libcanberra
libsm
Repository : aur
Name : rainlendar-lite
Keywords : None
Version : 2.14.2-1
Description : A desktop Calendar, ToDo list and Event list
URL : http://www.rainlendar.net/
AUR URL : https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rainlendar-lite
Groups : None
Licenses : custom
Provides : rainlendar2
Depends On : curl gtk2 glibc expat libsm libstdc++5 libpng12 libjpeg6-turbo sdl rtmpdump libidn webkitgtk2
Make Deps : None
Check Deps : None
Optional Deps : None
Conflicts With : rainlendar-pro
Maintainer : Dragonlord
Votes : 65
Popularity : 0.000000
First Submitted : Thu 08 Mar 2007 12:37:51 PM CST
Last Modified : Sun 15 Jul 2018 12:43:34 PM CDT
Out-of-date : Thu 30 Jan 2020 03:41:57 AM CST
I can see gtk2, but not webkit. I’ve checked the deps of the 3 packages rainlendar-beta brings in (gtk2. libcanberra. libsm) and none reference webkit.
Interesting, the lite and pro version both depend on it, but not the beta.
Yes. I tend to check things carefully before installing … if I’d noticed a webkit anything when looking at rainlendar-beta deps I’d have given it a pass. Maybe the lite/pro are a new incarnation but the dev has kept the beta available for people. Still maintained, but just once in a while, to keep it working as well as it does.