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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">I dont know much about these plugins,
however I wonder how the package "orage" fits in here, which I
currently use on xfce ? Does it have any features which are not
available in "daytime" and "clock" ?<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Derek Freder<br>
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On 09.03.2015 03:02, André Miranda wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">As I have already proposed the merge of datetime
and clock plugin on #xfce-dev, here is a comparison between
them:<br>
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What only clock has:<br>
- Timezone field<br>
- Multiple layouts:<br>
- Digital, same as datetime<br>
- Analog<br>
- Binary<br>
- Fuzzy<br>
- LCD<br>
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What only datetime has:<br>
- Display date<br>
- Set font<br>
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What both have:<br>
- Format of tooltip<br>
- Display time :)<br>
- Display a calendar<br>
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What both lack:<br>
- Set color(bug #9487)<br>
- Update time immediately after resume(bug #9785)<br>
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These plugins are very similar, so users get confused and it's
more code to maintain.<br>
So, I'd like to step up and merge them, actually taking the
features of datetime(display date and set font) into clock.<br>
But before I start hacking, I'd like to hear your thoughts on
this matter. Are there maintainer for these plugins?<br>
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