Hi, I caught a forum post where you listed LuaTextFile. I was wondering if you know of anything similar to this that would accurately display color codes on the desktop? Or is this even possible?

This is taskwarrior output piped to a text file with color on. I think they are ANSI codes:

[[4mID[[0m [[4mProject[[0m [[4mPri[[0m [[4mDue[[0m [[4mActive[[0m [[4mAge [[0m [[4mDescription [[0m
[[38;5;255m 2 [[0m[[38;5;255m [[0m[[38;5;255mH [[0m[[38;5;255m [[0m[[38;5;255m [[0m[[38;5;255m23 mins [[0m[[38;5;255mGood LUCK! [[0m
[[48;5;233m 1 [[0m[[48;5;233m [[0m[[48;5;233m [[0m[[48;5;233m [[0m[[48;5;233m [[0m[[48;5;233m23 mins [[0m[[48;5;233mTesting Task Warrior[[0m

Thank you for any help.

Hiya, been making my own Rainmeter skin and I was wondering if I could use your RainRadio.exe file for it?

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hai,thanks for solving my problem.

Hey man, been using Dark Rainmeter for a very long time. But now my desktop (AMD Phenom II X4 945 Deneb 3.0GHz ) and the system information is showing 100% all the time. All other rainmeter apps run correctly. The MeasureCPU0-4 (I just copied, pasted, and modified what needed for it to work.) are having a range of 0-1 instead of whatever its normally. Could you please help?

It's a nice jesture I guess to try and warn people about downloads that may have a virus, but wouldn't it be easier to get with the DA staff and say won't you guys start doing virus auto scan of packages that are being uploaded from now on to catch virus uploaders before they do any damage. I think this would be something better handled by DA initially so the users aren't having to worry about it.