wmCalClock is a software that displays a calendar and clock with smooth, anti-aliased text for easy readability.
If you are in need of a simple and sleek calendar clock, consider giving wmCalClock a try. This software boasts antialiased text, ensuring a clean and polished look. Its functionality is limited to timekeeping, but for those who just need the time at a quick glance, wmCalClock does the job perfectly.
Before installing wmCalClock, be sure your system meets the requirement of the Xpm library. Once you have confirmed this, follow the installation steps provided: unzip the file, extract it, navigate to the Src folder, and enter two commands into the terminal: make and make install (as root). To launch wmCalClock, type "wmCalClock &" into the terminal, or refer to the help or man page for more information.
For users with FreeBSD, take note that gmake may be necessary. For Solaris 2.6, -lsocket is required; thus, the Makefile should specify the Solaris-specific LIB line. Those using SGI/IRIX, you may need to utilize gmake or the Makefile.sgi instead.
Overall, wmCalClock is a basic but visually pleasing calendar clock that performs its function effectively.
Before installing wmCalClock, be sure your system meets the requirement of the Xpm library. Once you have confirmed this, follow the installation steps provided: unzip the file, extract it, navigate to the Src folder, and enter two commands into the terminal: make and make install (as root). To launch wmCalClock, type "wmCalClock &" into the terminal, or refer to the help or man page for more information.
For users with FreeBSD, take note that gmake may be necessary. For Solaris 2.6, -lsocket is required; thus, the Makefile should specify the Solaris-specific LIB line. Those using SGI/IRIX, you may need to utilize gmake or the Makefile.sgi instead.
Overall, wmCalClock is a basic but visually pleasing calendar clock that performs its function effectively.
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