Wmclock is a WindowMaker dock application, allowing quick access to time and date information.
Wmclock is a dock application designed for WindowMaker. Upon launching the software, it will generate an analog clock with a dimension of 48x48 pixels within a 64x64 pixel tile. To dock the program, simply left-click on the tile border and drag it to the desired location on the dock area.
The syntax of wmclock includes various options such as the flag -H which enables clock sounds in AM/PM mode, meaning that it will ding ten times if the time is 22:00. The -d dingfile option allows users to choose a .wav file to use for hourly and half-hourly bell sounds. If no dingfile is provided, then no sound will playback. The time between dings can be adjusted by specifying either -s seconds or -u microseconds, and it is legal to omit one option so that the other defaults to zero.
However, wmclock currently only looks aesthetically pleasing in a 64x64 pixel icon size, and this limitation remains unchanged in this release. The latest update of wmclock includes the addition of the -H flag, providing more options and functionality for users.
The syntax of wmclock includes various options such as the flag -H which enables clock sounds in AM/PM mode, meaning that it will ding ten times if the time is 22:00. The -d dingfile option allows users to choose a .wav file to use for hourly and half-hourly bell sounds. If no dingfile is provided, then no sound will playback. The time between dings can be adjusted by specifying either -s seconds or -u microseconds, and it is legal to omit one option so that the other defaults to zero.
However, wmclock currently only looks aesthetically pleasing in a 64x64 pixel icon size, and this limitation remains unchanged in this release. The latest update of wmclock includes the addition of the -H flag, providing more options and functionality for users.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A