CENTRALCLOCK(1)

✨ CENTRALCLOCK(1) ✨

the SRCP Clients manual, section 1 — yes bestie, we're in the big-girl section of the manual, the 1 means user commands, iykyk 💅

NAME 🎀

centralclock — a clock that is literally giving station clock, like the big dramatic one hanging over platform 3 that everyone stares at while their train is late 🚉

SYNOPSIS 🌸

centralclock

that's it. no flags. no args. no drama. she just runs 👑

DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so centralclock is a clock, right, but not just any clock — it's a clock that looks like a station clock. Iconic. No notes.

The minute hand does a lil jump on every full minute instead of gliding all smooth and boring — she snaps into place, one tick per minute, and honestly? Main character energy. ⏰✨

And in the digital model railway locking table spdrs60, centralclock is the one showing off the current system time. That's her job. That's her whole vibe. 🚂💖

AUTHORS 🫶

centralclock was derived from the Qt example 'aclock' (Trolltech AS, http://www.trolltech.com/) by Stefan Preis <info@linux-modellbahn.de>, with contributions from Guido Scholz <guido-scholz@gmx.net>. we love a collaborative slay 💜

This manual page was written by Guido Scholz. not me being obsessed with people who actually write documentation 😭

SEE ALSO 🌈

• spdrs60(1) — her bestie, her partner in crime, the whole reason she's employed fr fr 🎀

gentle reminder bestie: this page lives in the SRCP Clients corner of the manual, on Linux, and the version/date stamp on it is 2016-03-13 — so if you're reading this way later, that's just when this lil page got its last glow-up 💅

okay that's the whole page, ily, go run centralclock and watch that minute hand jump, it's so satisfying 💖⏰✨