http://www.animetheme.com/sidebar/

I don't run linux myself so I can't test it at the moment, but I found this which seems to have the same miku as the one in the OP screen shot.

>>1814
>Does it work on Linux?
>Yes. Download the standard version of System Animator, as well as the Linux version of Electron
I really don't think downloading whatever "System Animator" is as well as the bloat that is Electron is needed for something like this.

I haven't tried myself but it seems something you should be able to whip up something using:
https://launchpad.net/screenlets

or Conky which appears to also be another (perhaps more supported) framework for writing such widgets.

>>1814
>>1815
Not quite what I'm looking for. I found out where the screenshot comes from:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcGuNoI64x4

unfortunately I still don't know how to install this

>>1816
If I'm reading right it should be part of the standard debian apt-get repos:
https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/16.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/macopix-gtk2_1.7.4-5_amd64.deb.html

Try doing an `apt-get install macopix-gtk2`

If not they seem to provide binaries themselves here:
http://rosegray.sakura.ne.jp/macopix/index-e.html

Worst case you can always compile from source

And it looks like the Miku image pack can be downloaded from
https://kissvault.wordpress.com/2015/02/02/miku-dancing-en-tu-escritorio/

>>1817
thank you! it works!

>>1821
Nice! Can you post a screenshot of how it looks?

>>1822
it looks great but it segfaults when I try to open the settings menu on my machine and it's pretty much impossible to configure without it

>>1870
Hm you might try compiling from source and see if that fixes it. Alternatively if there is indeed a bug you could try compiling with debug symbols if needed and stepping through with gdb (or just looking at the symbol dump) and seeing what's causing it to segfault.

Another option might just be to find where the preferences are stored (probably some dotfile in the home directory or near the binary path) and modifying that directly.

>>1871
Actually I didn't check before posting because I thought the software died years ago but it got updated in June, my repos is lagging two versions behind. I compiled the new one the menu works fine now. According to dmesg it was a GTK problem.

Thanks anyways.

>>1817
I had some linker errors trying to get this to build on Linux. Seems like some GCC defaults changed since this was working to disallow for some undefined behavior, which MaCoPiX needs to be patched for. In the meantime, it can be worked around using `make LDFLAGS=-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition` for the make step.

>>2062
I couldn't get this working by building from the source, because it kept saying it couldn't find X11/XFree despite me having the most up to date version of xorg and all of those related packages.

In any case, I got this to run just by using sudo apt-install macopix.
It's a little janky and all of the official mascots are from 2007 and take forever to download despite being tiny (less than 1mb) files and I honestly don't think I'd run this outside of a VM, but it's still very cute and quite fun to have a look at.

>>3338
Image for reference.