xdaliclock (Dali Clock) is a digital clock. When a digit changes, it “melts” into its new shape. The date is displayed when the mouse is pressed. The window can be made transparent, and foreground and background colors change smoothly, and it works as a countdown timer.
It is available for Linux (X11), macOS, iPhone, iPad, Android, Palm WebOS, PalmOS Classic, Monochron, Pebble and TRS-80 CoCo.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Countdown timer.
- Customizable:
- Date & Time:
- Time:
- Hours, Minutes & Seconds.
- Hour and Minute.
- Second Only
- 12 Hour Time.
- 24 Hour Time
- Date:
- Month/Day/Year.
- Day/Month/Year.
- Year/Month/Day.
- Time:
- Change foreground and background colours.
- Cycle speed.
- Window opacity.
- Option to hide the window title bar.
- Date & Time:
Website: www.jwz.org/xdaliclock
Support:
Developer: Jamie Zawinski
License: Open source
xdaliclock is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| GUI Clocks | |
|---|---|
| KClock | Convergent clock application for KDE Plasma |
| GNOME Clocks | Stopwatch, timer, alarms, and multiple clocks |
| Digital Clock 5 | Modern digital clock application (no support for Wayland) |
| QTalarm | Qt based alarm clock |
| catclock | xclock with an enhanced cat mode |
| svg-clock | Analog clock using Scalable Vector Graphics |
| retro | Customizable clock widget |
| multiClock | Track the time around the world |
| Alarm Clock | Fully-featured alarm clock for your GNOME panel or equivalent |
| xdaliclock | Advanced xclock substitute |
| dclock | Displays the time in digital format only |
| Hyprclock | Customisable clock application for the Hyprland window manager |
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