BinClock

BinClock - Displays system time in binary format.
It supports showing the time with eight different colors, and it can run a loop that prints the time every second. The default colors and characters for printing can be changed with a config file. It has a normal mode and a traditional mode.

Normal mode:	Traditional mode:

BinClock supports the colors:

• blue,
• white,
• black,
• red,
• green,
• yellow,
• magenta,
• cyan

If you want to learn how to read binary, do this with binclock :)


Download BinClock

Date:	Release:	Package:
2004-07-24	BinClock-1.5	tar.gz	Download
2004-02-29	BinClock-1.4	tar.gz	Download
2004-02-19	BinClock-1.3	tar.gz	Download



Users of the Debian distribution are able to install BinClock with apt-get install binclock.
On http://packages.debian.org/binclock you find more info about the deb files.
BinClock is also available in Gentoo, you find it online on http://packages.gentoo.org/ebuilds/?binclock-1.5
or use your local portage system to install it.

BinClock runs on all Linux, Hurd and BSD systems. If you want to use it on an W32 platform you have to customize the sources, but it runs.
For bugs, feedback and if you want to make a package for another Linux distribution, just mail me: binclock@ngolde.de