misc

Author: mining-visualizer

GeekTool/network.html

@@ -56,6 +56,8 @@
 
 <script>
 
+	const BLOCK_TIME_ALERT = 120;
+
 	var solutionCount = __SolutionCount__;
 	var blockOverdue = false;
 	var blockTimeMs = null;
@@ -91,7 +93,7 @@
 			document.getElementById("BlockTimeCounter").textContent = sMins + ':' + sSecs;
 
 			// check if over the time limit
-			if (!blockOverdue && (blockTimeMs > (120 * 1000))) 
+			if (!blockOverdue && (blockTimeMs > (BLOCK_TIME_ALERT * 1000))) 
 			{
 				document.getElementById("BlockTimeLabel").className += " Overdue";
 				document.getElementById("BlockTimeCounter").className += " Overdue";

README.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Mining Visualizer comes with 4 desktop widgets that display various data items t
 ![](https://github.com/mining-visualizer/Mining-Visualizer/wiki/images/widget_activity.png)
 
 * **Last Solution** - the last time you mined a block
-* **Next Solution** - an estimate of when you will mine your next block, based on your current hash rate and the network difficulty. Remember,  though, there is no guarantee that you will mine a block by this time.  The generation of hashes (mining) is a completely random process.  It is like rolling a dice.  Variance will affect your mining results.  Sometimes you will mine a block sooner,  sometimes later.
+* **Next Solution** - an estimate of when you will mine your next block, based on your current hash rate and the network difficulty. Remember,  though, there is no guarantee that you will mine a block by this time.  The computation of hashes (mining) is a completely random process.  It is like rolling a dice.  Variance will affect your mining results.  Sometimes you will mine a block sooner,  sometimes later.
 * **Target** - the upper 64 bits of the current network Target.  If your miner finds a hash value *lower* than the target, you will become the miner of the next block, and receive the appropriate reward.     
 * **Best Hash**: the upper 64 bits of the best hash found by your mining rigs, since you last mined a block. Remember, lower is better.
 
@@ -110,6 +110,7 @@ Full documentation is available in the [wiki](https://github.com/mining-visualiz
 
 ### Build From Source
 
+* Clone the repository.
 * Download and install [Lazarus Pascal](https://www.lazarus-ide.org).
 * Launch the Lazarus Pascal IDE and use it to open `MiningVisualizer.lpi`.
 * Select *Run / Compile* from the menu.

Rainmeter/Skins/MVis/@Resources/MVis.lua

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ end
 
 function Update()
 
+	local BLOCK_TIME_ALERT = 120
+
 	if SELF:GetName() == "Measure_BlockTimeCounter" then
-		-- read the value of Measure_BlockTime and display it as minutes:seconds.  after 180 seconds, turn the 
+		-- read the value of Measure_BlockTime and display it as minutes:seconds.  after 120 seconds, turn the 
 		-- display red.
 		local measure = SKIN:GetMeasure('Measure_BlockTime')
 		local s = measure:GetStringValue()
@@ -16,7 +18,7 @@ function Update()
 		end
 		local d = ParseDate(s)
 		seconds = os.time() - d
-		if seconds < 120 then
+		if seconds < BLOCK_TIME_ALERT then
 			SKIN:Bang('!SetOption', 'Meter_BlockTimeLabel', 'MeterStyle', 'BodyStyle')
 			SKIN:Bang('!SetOption', 'Meter_BlockTimeValue', 'MeterStyle', 'BodyStyle')
 		else

src/uGeekTool.pas

@@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ function CWidget.widgetOnline: boolean;
    process: TProcess;
    res: TStringlist;
 begin
+{$IFDEF Darwin}
    process := TProcess.Create(nil);
 	process.Executable := 'osascript';
    process.Parameters.Add(ConcatPaths([getResourcesFolder, 'GeekTool', 'is_geektool_running.scpt']));
@@ -306,6 +307,9 @@ function CWidget.widgetOnline: boolean;
    result := (res.Count > 0) and (res[0] = 'Yes');
 	res.Free;
    process.Free;
+{$ELSE}
+	result := true;
+{$ENDIF}
 end;
 
 procedure CWidget.refreshGeeklet(name: string);