buici-clock(1)

✨ buici-clock — the manual page, but make it cute ✨

okay bestie, welcome to the buici-clock(1) page 💖 this is the General Commands Manual entry, and honestly? she's a whole vibe.

🌸 NAME 🌸

buici-clock — an attractive X11 clock 🕰️✨

🎀 SYNOPSIS 🎀

buici-clock [ -geometry geometry ]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

So here's the tea: buici-clock puts an attractive, analog, X11 clock on your screen. 🦋

And like… there are SO many digital clocks out there, and SO many analog clocks with weird little display artifacts (you know the ones, they're giving glitchy). In the middle of all that chaos, buici-clock is trying to stand out as a stylish, low-overhead clock. no cap. she's not doing the most, she's just doing it right. periodt. 👑

⭐ OPTIONS ⭐

• -geometry geometry — this is the standard X11 option, and it sets where the clock sits and how big it is; peep X(1) for the details 💫

🌈 USAGE 🌈

What's to say. 🤷‍♀️ Like, genuinely.

This release of buici-clock offers no customizable features. She is who she is. And what she is, is:

• a white clock face
• black markers
• a black border
• a red second hand with a circular pointer 🎯
• minute and hour hands that are black and rectangular

Some of y'all may recognize the form from Swiss railway clocks. iykyk. iconic reference, honestly. 🚂

🧚 RESOURCES 🧚

Because this program doesn't use a toolkit, it recognizes only the resources specified right here. that's it, that's the list, no hidden extras bestie.

• showSecondHand — a boolean, indicating whether or not the second hand will display 👀

⚠️ heads up: in the current version of buici-clock, disabling the second hand does not prevent an update of the clock face every second. so like… the hand's gone but the ticking? still there. lowkey unhinged of her but we love her anyway 💀

👑 AUTHOR 👑

Marc Singer <elf@debian.org> 🫶

🔥 SEE ALSO 🔥

• X(1)

and that's a wrap, bestie! 🎬 this page came from Debian GNU/Linux, dated 21-October-1998, and it's the buici-clock(1) page — slay, go stare at a clock, you deserve it 🕰️💖🌸