#linux

Is there a way to use #xclock as a countdown display?

I was not aware that the good old #X11 #xclock appliation was now in colour by default ... (The monochrome one on the left is the traditional one exported from a #Solaris 10 system that I'm using today!)

(And yes, I'm glossing over the fact that the Solaris machine seems to be in a time warp.)

I had tried this quite some time ago, but _finally_ figured out that #xclock on #OpenBSD _does not_ default to using XRender, despite what the xclock(1) manual states. With the `-render` option enabled (or via X resources), I was able to put together a quick 1995 #AppleWatch analog clock face theme for #MLVWM #mlvwmrc:

https://github.com/morgant/mlvwmrc/blob/master/.mlvwm/Xresources/xclock

This also introduces how I'll handle X resources in mlvwmrc (see the README.)

usb isolator teardown with x(dali?)clock, and cat // 2021-11-02

https://diode.zone/videos/watch/7b6b0c0b-0104-4526-bf33-a11bbc99460c

just created on an up-to-date #debian #testing  who's #firefox 60.4.0esr  seems to have issues 🐞  😜

didn't know that feature still exists in 2018!?  🤐

i suppose that's been cause by #gtk-#recordmydesktop, which obviously has problems with #i3!? 🤨

#xclock #motiontrail #isthatwindows #seemsfrozenbutisnt