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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? *nix Desktops Post 57285 by norsk hedensk on Friday 22nd of October 2004 12:12:40 AM
Old 10-22-2004
the suse default packages are never current anyway.

but thats no problem, compile from source!
 

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buici-clock(1)						      General Commands Manual						    buici-clock(1)

NAME
buici-clock - attractive X11 clock SYNOPSIS
buici-clock [ -geometry geometry ] DESCRIPTION
buici-clock displays an attractive, analog, X11 clock. Among the many digital clocks and analog clocks with peculiar display artifacts, buici-clock intends to stand out as a stylish, low-overhead clock. OPTIONS
-geometry geometry This standard X11 options specifies the position and size of the clock; see X(1). USAGE
What's to say. This release of buici-clock offers no customizable features. It has a white clock face, black markers, a black border, and a red second hand with a circular pointer. The minute and hour hands are black and rectangular. Some may recognize the form from Swiss railway clocks. RESOURCES
Because this program doesn't use a toolkit, it recognizes only the resources specified here. showSecondHand Is a boolean indicating whether or not the second hand will display. Note that in the current version of buici-clock, disabling the second hand does not prevent an update of the clock face every second. AUTHOR
Marc Singer <elf@debian.org> SEE ALSO
X(1) Debian GNU/Linux 21-October-1998 buici-clock(1)
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