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clockr is a collaborative effort at a simple curses clock written in Python 3.
#Reviews Video by Yu-Jie Lin
For manual installation, clone the repository, cd into it and run
# python setup.py install
usage: clockr [−h] [−V] [−c COLOR] [−d DATEFORMAT] [−n] [−t]
optional arguments: −h, −−help
show this help message and exit
−V, −v, −−version
show program’s version number and exit
−c COLOR, −−color COLOR
changes color of the clock.
−d DATEFORMAT, −−dateformat DATEFORMAT
changes the format in which the date is printed, see ’man date’ for support on formats. Not to be combined with the ’−−nodate’−argument.
−n, −−nodate
does not print the date in the clock
−t, −−twentyfourhours
prints the time in 24−hour format
clockr −−nodate −−twentyfourhours −−color white
Will display a white-colored 24-hour clock while omitting the date.
The different colors avaialable are,
white red green yellow blue magenta cyan orange
And you can also use random to chose a random color.
Q: Can you add [feature]? When will [bug] be fixed?
A: This project is completely run by volunteers and will most likely never be 100% bug-free as developers are humans too. You can help out yourself, though, by submitting a bug report!
Made with help from #linuxmasterrace on Snoonet thanks to n473, thimoteus, AWindowsKrill, timawesomeness, calexil, tirkaz and somehow R0flcopt3r, with additional help from bdalenoord and Noremac201.
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Simple curses clock written in Python
We found that clockr demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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