intclock – multi-timezone clock for Linux

Last Updated on July 11, 2021

intclock is an open source international (i.e. multi-timezone) graphical clock which can be run in a window or in a terminal.

intlock is based on hsclock written by Jens-Ulrik Petersen. Whereas hsclock is written in Haskell, intclock is written in Perl.

The software needs Perl 5 or higher, Gtk2 or the Gtk perl module, and the Data::Dumper, Time::HiRes, and Locale::Maketext perl modules. It also needs the Olson timezone database (known as tzdata).

Features include:

• Gtk2 configuration window.
• Configuration is saved between runs.
• Flexible clock table layouts: 1 column, 1 row, table, or 1 clock at a time (with clock selection in popup menu).
• User-defined labels for timezones.
• Custom time format.
• Window position can be specified, and saved on exit.
• Internationalization support.

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Developer: Peter Verthez (based on Jens-Ulrik Petersen’s hsclock)
License: GNU GPL v2

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