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<h3>Learning about qtile widgets with cricket</h3>
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<time>April 3, 2023</time>
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</header><p>I&rsquo;m a person who has spent an unreasonable amount of time making minute changes to the appearance of my bar in qtile. Despite the very nice selection of widgets availabe by default with qtile, it was only a matter of time before I decided I wanted to experiment with making my own custom widget. Fortunately, if you can do a bit of python this is quite an approachable undertaking.</p>
<p>The dream widget I was lacking was a little live crikcet score ticker type thing; something which would scroll along on my bar showing me the score in live cricket matches. I&rsquo;m sure this will interest very few people but I learnt some good stuff along the way.</p>
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