New clock plugin in xfce4-panel trunk

[Myles Green]

On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 16:51:04 +0200
"Nick Schermer" <nickschermer at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'll put some more time on the lcd clock drawing so it'll match the
> old one beter, including the number alignment and pixel rounding.
> 
> I agree 2 clocks in Xfce is a bit overkill, and since the new clock
> has almost all the features the orage clock provides I can add a click
>  and timezone support. Any thoughs on this Juha?

Sorry but I have to voice my thoughts here - as an end user. Personally
I much prefer the orage clock over the "original", I just find it to be
more versatile for the way I use my computer. I actually use both at
the same time - the "original" in analog mode followed by orage clock
with 2 lines, time over day and date. So please, if you *have* to nuke
a clock, nuke the "original". (yours DOES have an analog mode doesn't
it?). Of course, if your new clock can do this kind of layout, ie 2
clocks in one (ASclock style?), then nuke away, I keep an instance of
orage in the system tray anyway.

Thanks for your consideration,
Myles

-- 
Myles Green
Geek by nature. Unix by choice.
"Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. 
It's already tomorrow in Australia" (Charles Schultz)
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