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#51
horrible might be a little strong.

the stacking of the am or pm over the minutes is an interesting way to save space. can you stack an alarm icon over the A or P in a similar fashion?
 
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#52
I am working on the alarm notification, but I haven't made much progress. There doesn't seem to be a way that I can find to launch the alarm dialog box without going through worldclock. worldclock does not have source code anywhere I can find either, so it looks like I will have to create a dialog and populate it using the alarmd functions.

For this release (0.0.3) I added a configuration dialog to allow the user to select font (family, size, style) and font colour. The colour is just a dropdown with some colour names in it until I can find a more graceful way to do it (colour chooser seems to have some problems, at least in scratchbox)
 
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#53
I just created a garage project for statusbarclock (called "Large Statusbar Clock" in the description)

https://garage.maemo.org/projects/statusbarclock/

The latest release is uploaded there along with the source. I will update the first post in this thread.
 

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#54
Until I installed this... I never really knew how much I missed PanelClock from the OS2007 days.

Anyway, just two nagging things I've noticed.
One - on reboot the font size changes I've made don't persist
Two - Ok/Cancel are switched between the Pick a Font dialog and the Config StatusBar Clock dialog.
Keep up the great work.
 
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gerbick,

Thanks for the feedback. To be honest, I don't change the font from the default, so I didn't notice the reboot problem. I should be able to switch the button order on the configure dialog to match the font dialog.
 
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#56
Awesome! I just have no words to describe my feelings! Thank you very much for reading my blog and making such a great applet! That's the power of Community!
 

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wazd,

Thanks for the idea! I'm glad people are finding it useful and there haven't been any issues.
 
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#58
It looks beautiful. And I'm incredibly impressed that you've managed to integrate the date.

So I was wondering... Will the date in the drop down screen eventually come in a darker font? It looks like 15% grey on my screen.

If you *do* integrate an alarm function, is there any way to add a 'weekdays' function? I've noticed that you can only set Clock for repeating daily or weekly. But how 'bout workdays? Nothing like being woken up early on a Saturday morning (twice) by a forgotten alarm to remind me of this lacking feature :-P

I was always surprised (and a bit POed) that the application designers didn't think of us poor schmucks who work Monday-Friday. Unless, of course, the application designers actually *do* work seven days a week... .

Whoah. What an awful thought.

Great application already, though. Makes my screen much prettier for the background photo.
 
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#59
A few minutes later I have this:


Have attached the code amendments and compiled progs, just disable the plugins and copy the *.so files to /usr/lib/hildon-desktop/

Hope you don't mind fiferboy despite arguments against, I prefer the stacked look. Of course this way you can also replace AM/PM with the current day MO/TU/WE/TH/FR/SA/SU


Changes:
Separate font customization for hours and minutes so you can have a different colour for the hour if you wish.
"Longhorn" menu selection item.
"Longhorn" mode - [basically stacks the minutes on top of AM/PM, and disables the hour-colon.]
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File Type: zip statusbar-clock-0.0.3-longhorned.zip (25.9 KB, 111 views)
 

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#60
Wow! This is really great, and such a neat trick to use two plugins. I can't believe how great it looks; with the default settings, it fits in perfectly with the other panel icons.
 
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