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Actually, computers today are generally powerful enough by far to let you "waste" a bit of RAM, but still ^^

Decided to start from scratch yesterday night. I'm finding conky way too boring, but I've got no imagination atm it seems

That did the trick, thanks! Though I'd still like to know why the hell it didn't handle the align properly

Yeah, I thought so too ^^

A basic install for me (subject to change, of course);

Openbox
Nautilus (never did like pcmanfm)
Nitrogen
Firefox (adblock, stylish, gmail notifier)
foobar2000 (on that note, is there a viable non-wine alternative that can handle showing me my library by folder path instead of tags?)
PS CS4 (the gimp's competent, but I've used PS since 5.0)
Pidgin (latest WLM doesn't run in Wine yet (I love my messenger plus))
SMplayer (at least for me handles subs better than vlc)
xterm (gets the job done)
Deluge (locally)
rtorrent (remotely)
xfburn (has the features I need)
Conky (is there anyone who doesn't love it?)

This is what I see.

I thought there might be a clue in its config (~.config/volwheel), but it shows nothing the GUI doesn't

Master
gnome-volume-control
3
simple-blue
/usr/share/volwheel/icons/volwheel.png
0

Edit:
I'll add that after looking through some other posts, I also tried another way; setting VolWheel's def. mixer to "xterm -e 'alsamixer -c 1'", with the def. channel "Analog Front", with no luck. CLI says it's unable to find the control. I haven't been able to tell whether it accepts what I tried with the mixer, though.

I concur.

Now this I've got to try as soon as I have time!
And for an improvement, how 'bout rethinking it so it can be added into the obmenu? You'll have to put it there initially, ofc, but then it'll only ever be a menu away

i'll have to read up on it then. seems like it could be real useful.
thanks again, marking thread solved!

to the letter.
thought so too, but it didn't help. but i'm pretty sure i'll survive it not working

Edit:
thought i'd at least have the count run in terminator, with a pause when it's done;
terminator --command="x11vnc -query client_count & read -p 'Press any key when done'" works. sort of. know of a remedy for the awkward read message?

>>> sending remote command: "qry=client_count" via X11VNC_REMOTE X property.
Press any key when donearo=client_count:0

script master indeed thanks alot for all the help!
one last thing (sorry, man )

${alignr}${execi 1.2 ~/./scripts/vncc.sh} works fine
${alignr}${execi 1.2 ~/./scripts/cvnc.sh} does not. any idea why?

Edit:
vncc being active/inactive check and cvnc the client count

ps aux | grep x11vnc | grep -v grep didn't change it. Still shows the process. Pipe menu's a good idea, I'll have to look in to that.
-query clients doesn't want to play nice, but -query client_count does It also adds some stuff I'd want to have omitted though, I just want the number:

x11vnc -query client_count

>>> sending remote command: "qry=client_count" via X11VNC_REMOTE X property.
aro=client_count:1