Wmtimer is a window-maker compatible alarm clock that can be docked on the screen to keep track of time.
WMTimer is a dockable alarm clock specifically designed for WindowMaker users. It offers three different modes: alarm, countdown timer, or chronograph. With alarm or timer mode activated, users have the option to either execute a command or sound the system bell when the designated time is reached.
Installing WMTimer is simple and straightforward. Please note that the software has only been tested and compiled on i386 Linux machines. All you need to do is navigate to the wmtimer directory and type: "make". After the binary file is compiled, copy it to a directory in your path, and you're good to go!
Additionally, WMTimer is highly customizable. It can be configured through the command line or the GTK GUI interface, providing flexibility and convenience for users.
The latest release of WMTimer boasts a major bug fix. Previously, there was an issue with the command line parsing where the color option would conflict with the -c option in some cases. This problem has been resolved in the latest version.
Installing WMTimer is simple and straightforward. Please note that the software has only been tested and compiled on i386 Linux machines. All you need to do is navigate to the wmtimer directory and type: "make". After the binary file is compiled, copy it to a directory in your path, and you're good to go!
Additionally, WMTimer is highly customizable. It can be configured through the command line or the GTK GUI interface, providing flexibility and convenience for users.
The latest release of WMTimer boasts a major bug fix. Previously, there was an issue with the command line parsing where the color option would conflict with the -c option in some cases. This problem has been resolved in the latest version.
What's New
Version 2.92: N/A