Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

And that is how it should behave. Try the worldclock (replacement), (c/q)alendar, alarmed or any other tool...

I might change the mixture of 12h and 24h currently displaying when 12h is active (make all times use 12h notation then).

Edit:
Version 0.0.1-3:
* Added bugtracker URL
* Use of 12h or 24h format in every time indicator
Version 0.0.1-4:
* fixed: small period in am/pm indication was wrong

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

Been a happy user for a while with no issues. Are there plans for further development or promotion to extras-testing?

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

No immediate plans for further development.

Let's see if the userbase/willingness to vote is large enough to promote it to extras-testing. Seems a challenge these days
(just finished a round of voting for packages I use and waiting for promotion myself).

You can give your vote for epoch-calc here.

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

Fallen back to mother tongue (as it sounds very similar)? ;)

Just voted.
And gave it for some reason 2 (two) thumbs down. But could correct it. :)

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

Yay, promoted to extras-testing!

Thanks to all voters.

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

A feature request: an option to accept a hexadecimal epoch number.

I found epoch-calc extremely useful today to make sense of some logs and realized how lucky I was that the logs did not use hexadecimal numbers. Not that it would make much sense but some people like all sorts of weird things) :)

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

Hmm, I like to look at it the other way around. Why go through the trouble of changing it, if there is no use case?
Like you said, I have never seen unix seconds logging in hexadecimal, octal or even binary form. And then there is always the scientific calculator to the rescue.

P.s. there is an epoch-calc sailfish version for your Jolla (https://openrepos.net/content/ade/epoch-calc).

Re: [Announce] epoch-calc for N900
 

OK, you've convinced me :)