Code base is from didi79

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Conky configuration which displays note from your Google Keep account.

• conky
• python3
• lm-sensors (utility for reading various sensors)
• gcal (terminal calendar)
• nvidia-smi (in case you have nvidia card)
• gkeep (python3 module for Google Keep)

1. Install dependencies.
2. Create conky directory.

mkdir ~/.config/conky

3. Move repository files to conky directory.
4. Modify conkyrc files to match your system parameters (drive mount points, network adapter name, monitor configuration, etc.).
5. Make scripts executable.

chmod +x ~/.config/conky/*.sh

6. Modify conky_start.sh for which conky configurations you want to use.
7. Add conky_start.sh to autostart applications. On xfce desktop go to
   Settings > Session and Startup > Application Autostart > Add
8. You can run conky_startup.sh to start conky.

Alternatively you can start conky as systemd service:

1. Create service directory for your user

mkdir -p $HOME/.local/share/systemd/user

2. Move conky.service file to that directory and modify service file with absolute path to conky_start.sh

ExecStart=/home/<USER>/.config/conky/conky_start.sh

3. Enable and start service

systemctl --user enable conky.service
systemctl --user start conky.service

1. Create auth.txt with your Google account information:

<username> <password>

If you're using 2FA you will need to create application password. Go to https://myaccount.google.com/security select application passwords then generate new password. Enter application password in auth.txt

<username> <application_password>

2. Check if you can read your note from terminal

gkeep --auth </path/to/auth.txt> search-notes --not-deleted "<your note name>"

If all is well update gkeep_conkyrc with your values.