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Hi!
I'm looking for nice big clock for terminal. Something like clock in ncmpcpp. I didn't find anything so far.
Pls help
thx
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I don't know of a specific program, but how about:
while true; do tput clear; date +"%H : %M : %S" | figlet ; sleep 1; done
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wow, thats amazing! thanks!
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I think I misread the topic...:P
Last edited by sand_man (2009-03-30 21:30:31)
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I don't know of a specific program, but how about:
while true; do tput clear; date +"%H : %M : %S" | figlet ; sleep 1; done
bash: figlet: command not found ???
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pacman -S figlet
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He mentioned that he wanted something similar to that, camphor, but using ncmpcpp as just a clock is kind of like getting a drink from a fire hose.
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I'm a big fan of ncmpc++'s clock.
He already said that
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I know! I'm a just a big fan.
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elmer_42 wrote:using ncmpcpp as just a clock is kind of like getting a drink from a fire hose.
Love the analogy...
I actually think I stole that from either Cardinals_Fan or fuschia; I can't remember which.
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tty-clock might do. http://wiki.github.com/xorg62/tty-clock
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I'm a big fan of ncmpc++'s clock.
Could you share your .ncmpcpp/config?
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I don't know of a specific program, but how about:
while true; do tput clear; date +"%H : %M : %S" | figlet ; sleep 1; done
thats pretty funkky, thanks
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I did this:
http://disk.jabbim.cz/cinan6@jabbim.cz/ … _scrot.png
Similar to ncmpcpp clock but it's home-made in Ruby
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tty-clock might do. http://wiki.github.com/xorg62/tty-clock
now in here!
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Hi, sorry for necro-bumping. But I made a clock here:
https://github.com/souravgoswami/term-clock
Last edited by Sourav (2019-08-13 20:46:15)
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