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wmspaceclock
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attis |
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wmspaceclock.sourceforge.net |
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wmspaceclock (or spaceclock for short) is an antialiased analog clock for the Window Maker dock to show the current local time. |
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Attila Tajti |
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How do you configure(newbie)
Where's the config file?? I can get clock to run but am lost as to how to configure.
How to run it?
Can't get it to run. Get no errors or anything, but no clock shows up. Any ideas?
got it to work..
Got the clock to run in fluxbox, but still doesn't work in windowmaker. Any idea?
got it to work..
Got the clock to run in fluxbox, but still doesn't work in windowmaker. Any idea?
Wow, this is really a cool clock program. To get it working in Debian/unstable, you need to:
apt-get install libgdk-pixbuf-gnome-dev
doesn't work on gentoo
i emerged this cool looking clock but after starting it only a small black window appears.. without any content.. gdk-pixbuf is installed ...
* media-libs/gdk-pixbuf
Latest version available: 0.22.0
Latest version installed: 0.22.0-r2
Size of downloaded files: 388 kB
Homepage: http://www.gtk.org/
Description: GNOME Image Library
License: GPL-2 LGPL-2
same problem with pclock! whats wrong? please help me! im using E16 ...
przyczepa
gentoo -> execute it as :
$spaceclock theme_name.theme
theme_names is one of the files listed after typing in following:
ls /usr/share/spaceclock
i am using :
"spaceclock radar.theme"
to run it ;) good luck ;)
This is really cool. Much better than other analog clocks that I had seen.
Thanks
I'm also using radar theme. Very cool clock!
If you don't want a second hand, edit one of the *.hands files and change the "seconds" section to something like:
second_hand
exact true
end
I editted "floating_tick.hands" to not have a second hand, then saved as "no_second.hands". Then you can change theme files to use "no_second.hands". It's less distracting to the eye this way, and saves CPU power.
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