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osd_clock

A clock which uses the X On-Screen Display library for Linux OS desktops

Usage example:

osd_clock --top --center --font "-*-nimbus mono-*-*-*-*-47-*-*-*-*-*-*-*"

The default font is freemono. To correctly choose the desired font, it's recomendable to use the
application xfontsel:

  1. Execute the command: xfontsel -print
  2. Choose an available font
  3. Press the quit button, you'll get the name of the font at the terminal console.
  4. Include the name of this font when executing osd_clock. Don't forget quoting the name of the
    font if it has spaces.

To compile, type 'make'.
To install, type 'make install'.

For help, osd_clock -h. Simple enough.

enjoy!

jon beckham leftorium@leftorium.net

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