1 How to use wmHexaClock 0.1
6 wmHexaClock is a DockApp that provides an hexadecimal
13 It's not too difficult to use wmHexDock. You run it by
14 typing "wmHexaClock" and confirming with <enter> :)
15 There are just a few options so far:
17 --color (-c) [COLORCODE]
18 You can change to foreground color with this option.
19 [COLORCODE] stands for the color which you specifiy in
20 hexadecimal notation (RRGGBB). Do not add the #-sign
21 in the beginning. Example:
22 "wmHexClock -fg-color 00ff00" for green.
25 You can run wmHexaClock in two different modes. In
26 mode 0 the program will display the time always while
27 the name of the day and the date of the day will be displayed
28 in turns (Interval is three seconds).
29 In mode 1 everything will be displayed the same time. It is much
30 more difficult to read it since the space is actually not
37 Displays version number
43 Yes, I didn't write the wohle DockApp from scratch. As a base I took wmDockApp0.1
44 from Todd Goyen. It is under GPL aswell and you will find it
45 here: http://dockapps.org/download.php/id/138/wmDockApp.tar.gz