Tips on X11
Copyright (C) 1998-2000 Taiji Yamada <taiji@aihara.co.jp>
xclock and xarclock
xclock, internationalization and strftime
extension patch
You can use xclock under your locale by xclock-taiji-i18n.patch.gz. For
example, Japanese date printing style in xclock is as follows:
-fn option means fontList. You can also designate printing style of
digital xclock by -format option with strftime(3C) format as follows:
% xclock -digital -format "%m/%d %R"
[1999/1/29] xclock-taiji-i18n.patch.gz has
bugs on malloc without free, so please use xclock-format-i18n.patch.gz.
Thanks Y. Furukawa at Keio university for bug reports and a new patch.
xarclock internationalization and strftime
extension patch
You can use xarclock under your locale by xarclock-taiji-i18n.patch.gz,
in addition to above mentioned strftime extension, and -kanji option is
available for following analog clock style:
% xarclock -kanji -north -geometry 200x200
[1999/1/28] xarclock-taiji-i18n.patch.gz
has bugs on malloc without free, so please use xarclock-format-i18n.patch.gz.