[edit] InfoA simple binary clock with 24 hour and 12 hour modes. Any mathematician would frown upon my code, as there isn't any math involved! (Not to mention it's probably sloppy as all get out.) Comes with one skin, but it's pretty simple to make your own. Also able to show seconds (although it uses more CPU) This was a personal project to begin with, but I thought I'd release it to the public. [edit] InstallationInstall as usual by extracting the contents of the screenlet's archive to the directory "$HOME/.screenlets".
[edit] RequirementsRequires no additional libraries. Runs with the default installation.
[edit] UsageReading a binary clock takes a little getting used to. Each column of "lights" represents a single digit e.g. the time 12:46 consists of the four digits 1 2 4 and 6. Each digit is encoded in binary notation, with the most-significant bit at the top of the column.
[edit] Discussionhttp://hendrik.kaju.pri.ee/screenlets/?q=node/136 |
BinaryClock
A simple binary clock, with 24 and 12 hour modes
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