Desktop	Laptop

Everything should load up all pretty as long as you have GeekTool 3.0.3 installed and working properly. Chances are these will work with most versions, but I haven't tested.

• The files named *_Label.glet are the labels for each section. "System Uptime", "Memory Usage", "Wireless Devices", and "Volumes".
• The weather geeklets are in the /weather folder.
• In order to make sure you're pulling the right weather, you'll want to edit WeatherText. You can edit the geeklet file before you run it, or edit the script once opened.
• In order to use the conditions for your local area, you'll want to change http://xml.weather.yahoo.com/forecastrss?p=90210&u=c to your zip code. I'm using 90210 as dummy data, so if your zip code is 13041, you should use the following: http://xml.weather.yahoo.com/forecastrss?p=13041&u=c
• In order to get the weather icon to work you will have to change the path to your local icon folder in WeatherText geeklet. The image path by default looks like: /PATH/TO/Weather/$wtheme/$n.png. You'll want to change it to reflect the local path to your icons. Assuming /Documents/Geektool/Weather is your local path, you should use the following: /Documents/GeekTool/Weather/$wtheme/$n.png Also, make sure you leave /tmp/weather_icons.png (with a space between your local path) because this is where the icon for your current conditions is actually stored for the WeatherIcon geeklet.