Awesome Powerarrow theme for 3.5

Original Author:	https://github.com/romockee/powerarrow

This is my fork of Romockee's Powerarrow theme, implemented for Awesome-WM 3.5 This project is now in a stage where 80% of the widgets work and I am still working on fixing up the libraries.

Notes

At the moment, I did not include the enormous right-click menu that Romockee has. Not because it is difficult to implement, but the fact that I don't have 99% of the software, books and applications he had. If you need it, I will be more than happy to figure it out for you.

You will need this updated library of "blingbling" for some of the Awesome-WM widgets: https://github.com/cedlemo/blingbling

Lua-oocairo: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lua-oocairo/

Vicious: http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Vicious#Getting_Vicious

Add to the top of your runtime configuration file:

local cairo = require("lgi").cairo
local blingbling = require("blingbling")
vicious = require("vicious")

Beware, some of the hotkeys/key-bindings are from my rc.lua, so if something that you are used to pressing doesn't work, check my global keys

What works in my version so far

The layout in general (powerline)
Clock
Wireless icon and data sent/received indicator (improved)
Battery
Volume (improved)
CPU widget
MEM widget
Mutt Mail widget (improved)

(I am using wicd for my network client, if you are not using that, you should edit out the wicd field, otherwise you will get errors)

Some differences:

Took out the binary clock, due to the fact that it takes me way to long to read.
Added on a clock widget and icon
Added a "netstat" drop down menu using the 'blingbling' library to indicate what processes are currently using the Internet
"Sensors.lua" is not in the new Vicious library
Volume icon instead of the core temperature.
Working wifi-signal strength indicator. The bars now go up or down, depending on your computers wifi signal strength, rather than a static icon that doesn't change (see screenshots for example)
Working volume level indicated in the form of a speaker. The icon shows the sound level as a speaker (see screenshots for example).
Mail how has mutt and a notifier with gmail integration (see screenshots for example).

How to set up mutt with gmail integration:

Mutt setup

<http://lifehacker.com/5574557/how-to-use-the-fast-and-powerful-mutt-email-client-with-gmail>

Gmail integration:

In your home directory, created a file named .netrc
In this file you will put your login details, it should

look like this: "machine mail.google.com login youremail@gmail.com password yoursecretpassword" (without the quotations of course)

Future Direction:

Looking to implement a calendar by turning the date textbox into a button
Will implement a battery widget that actually corresponds to the amount of battery you have left. (I am huge fan/advocate of icons that are dynamic, can change and ones that reflect on current status)