LEDClock is a desktop screenlet that exhibits a clock similar to TIX on the desktop screen.
LEDclock is a screenlet software that displays a TIX-like clock on the desktop. The software is part of a set of widget applications called Screenlets. The Screenlets engine runs primarily on X11-based compositing window managers like the Compiz architecture under Linux. Screenlets were initially scripted in Python and drawn in SVG until version 0.0.14. Afterward, support was added for web widgets written in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS similar to Apple's Dashboard widgets.
To install LEDclock, you need Gnome and Screenlets. Copy the whole directory into your ~/.screenlets dir and run the Screenlets Manager. Once it is running, you can drag it to your preferred location and access preferences by clicking on the top left block.
The latest release of LEDclock fixed a timer bug introduced with version 0.4c. Overall, LEDclock is a great software for users who want to display a customizable clock on their desktop. With Screenlets' updated support, users can expect more features and flexibility in future updates.
To install LEDclock, you need Gnome and Screenlets. Copy the whole directory into your ~/.screenlets dir and run the Screenlets Manager. Once it is running, you can drag it to your preferred location and access preferences by clicking on the top left block.
The latest release of LEDclock fixed a timer bug introduced with version 0.4c. Overall, LEDclock is a great software for users who want to display a customizable clock on their desktop. With Screenlets' updated support, users can expect more features and flexibility in future updates.
What's New
Version 0.4d: N/A