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Wmbinclock
Jul 20, 2023
Binary clock in a windowmaker applet
wmBinClock is a windowmaker applet that displays the current system time as a binary clock. You have to add up the bits to get the time. The clock has a 24 hour format.
Checkout these related ports:
- Xtimer - Simple digital timer for X11
- Xfce4-timer-plugin - Timer plugin for Xfce
- Xfce4-time-out-plugin - Time out plugin for Xfce
- Xfce4-stopwatch-plugin - XFCE panel plugin to keep track of elapsed time
- Xfce4-datetime-plugin - Datetime panel plugin for the Xfce desktop
- Xdaliclock - Rather neat animated clock (GL & GTK version)
- Xdaliclock-classic - Rather neat animated clock (Xlib version)
- Xclock - Analog and digital clock for X
- Xalarm - X based alarm clock
- Wmtimer - Multi-Function timer dockapp for WindowMaker
- Wmtime - Time/Date applet for WindowMaker
- Wmitime - Docking clock app also showing the new Internet time
- Wmfishtime - Time/date applet for WindowMaker with fishes swimming around
- Wmclockmon - Digital clock dockapp with a similar look to wmcpuload
- Wmclock - Dockable clock applet for Window Maker