International Clock

This Widget tells time in a fuzzy way in several different languages.
It is designed to be displayed on the right, left or middle of your desktop. And, most importantly, easy to read. Therefore it features no background, no fancy effects, just plain text. You can choose the font size and its color.
Original idea comes from Fuzzy Clock 1 and 2 Widgets by Tel, then Eric Henninger.

Languages supported include English, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Polish, Spanish, Hungarian, Danish… More

Current Version: 1.3

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February 18, 2006 · version 1.1 Herr Herrner^
Great Stuff!
February 10, 2006 · version 1.1 FredB
donk, the magic llama: Need to buy a Mac before! It may happen with those new Intel Duo Core devices ;)
February 10, 2006 · version 1.1 donk, the magic llama
Yep, that fixed it.

Thanks! This looks really cool. Maybe I'll install Konfabulator on my Mac too just for this.

Don't suppose you'd like to make a Dashboard version ;)

Donk, the Magic Llama
February 10, 2006 · version 1.1 FredB
donk, the magic llama: Okay, got it... It indeed was interfering with show clock option. I've made some corrections, available in v1.1l. I'm not 100 % sure it works properly, especially in Konspose (F8 - heads up) mode... Bug reports are welcome :) And many thanks for having tolf me about this incorrect behaviour!
February 10, 2006 · version 1.1 donk, the magic llama
I'll check out the Japanese version, thanks!
Most widgets can be set to floating in the Window sub-menu, which means that except in Konspose mode, they can't be clicked on, but are always visible.

This (very cool) widget seems to ignore the floating mode and disappears on it's own. I want it to always be visible as other widgets are when set to floating.

If I had to guess I'd say that something in your periodic "Show clock on top of every window" setting is interferi… More