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wmBinClock 0.5
Distributed under the GPL license, by Thomas Kuiper <tkuiper@inxsoft.net> and Sune Molgaard <sune at molgaard.org>
Check the sourceforge.net project website for more information or
suggestions you may have.
It shows the actual system time as binary clock. You have to add up
the "bits" to get the time. The clock has a 24 hour format.
In the default mode (vertical), the display is like this:
+ + + + + + <- 8
+ + + + + + <- 4
+ + + + + + <- 2
+ + + + + + <- 1
H H M M S S
For example:
+ + + + + + <- 8
+ + * + + * <- 4
* + + + * * <- 2
+ * * + * * <- 1
2 1 5 0 3 7
And in the horizontal mode, it's like this:
+ + + + + + <- Hour
+ + + + + + <- Minute
+ + + + + + <- Second
+ + + + + + <- Day
+ + + + + + <- Month
For example:
+ * + * + * <- 21
* * + + * + <- 50
* + + * + * <- 37
+ + * * + * <- 13
+ + + * * + <- 06
General Usage: ./wmBinClock OPTIONS
Colors:
-i COLOR, --coloron=COLOR Select COLOR as LED on color
-o COLOR, --coloroff=COLOR Select COLOR as LED off color
-d COLOR, --datecoloron=COLOR Select COLOR as LED on color
for date display
Where COLOR is one off these colors:
gray neonred gold cyan pink blue green darkred none
Display mode
-m MODE, --mode=MODE Select display mode
Where MODE is:
"horizontal" or "vertical"
-s {on/off}, --superfluous={on/off} Display e.g. led for 32 in hours
-display (host:screen) Use an alternative XWindow display
The default is "wmBinClock -i neonred -o gray -d green -m vertical -s on -display 0:0"
Thanks to the frenchie Fleur M. for giving me the idea of this program ;)
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