[MeeGo Harmattan] Dynamic calendar icon : Daily updated Calendar app icon !

Dynamic calendar icon is just another daily updated Calendar app icon, similar to Calenderr !

[MeeGo Harmattan] WidgetCanvas : Widgets for Harmattan !

Since UX cannot be touched, Giovanni Grammatico has created an application which offers a sort of platform to run widgets : WidgetCanvas !

Widgets can be added and dragged, theirs position is saved and restored at next application startup.

More to read from the original topic ;)

[MeeGo Harmattan] Clock Widget : Live clock icon !

After Calendar and Ip Address widgets, it's time for the clock widget ! Yeah !

Look at the hour on the top right side and compare it with the clock on the icon, it's dynamic !

Warning : it may drain the battery as it updates every minute ;)

Seen over here ;)

[MeeGo Harmattan] IP Address Widget !

Based on experiments with the Calendar Icon Hack, IP Address Widget takes the concept one step further and provides a "Widget" for your Harmattan (N950/N9) application screen that shows your current IP address(es). If you click on it, it will automatically update itself (it takes about two seconds), but that's still easier than firing up the Terminal and typing /sbin/ifconfig or playing with SDK icon on developer mode...

Download it !

If you have problems installing the .deb, please install the packages python and python-imaging (both are in the Nokia Repos) using:

$ devel-su

(enter the root password, usually "rootme")

# apt-get update

# apt-get install python python-imaging

If you are installing from the command line (with dpkg -i), you can use apt-get -f install after it to fulfill missing dependencies.

More infos and support also over here !

[MeeGo Harmattan] Calenderr : Daily updated Calendar app icon !

Calenderr is a simple hack to make the Calendar app icon always show today's date (day-of-month). The existence of calendar icons for each day (1-31) in the theme on the device lets suspect that this feature was either planned and then abandoned or that it will come built-in in some future firmware.

put calendarhack.conf in /etc/init/apps directory (see the comment inside)

put calenderr.sh in /home/user folder  (see the comment inside)

Or simply try this (verified) *deb  file !

More to read (support) over here !