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Binary Clock is a desktop / homescreen widget that uses a binary representation for displaying the current time.
Currently, two different "styles" are available: "classical" binary display or display as binary coded decimal (BCD).

The single bits are displayed as "LEDs".
Well, at least they should look like LEDs.
The LED color can be freely chosen.

Version 0.1.0-1 is available in extras-devel.
 

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Originally Posted by Wonko View Post
Binary Clock is a desktop / homescreen widget that uses a binary representation for displaying the current time.
Currently, two different "styles" are available: "classical" binary display or display as binary coded decimal (BCD).

The single bits are displayed as "LEDs".
Well, at least they should look like LEDs.
The LED color can be freely chosen.

Version 0.1.0-1 is available in extras-devel.
Awesome. Perhaps a screenshot?
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Ditto

Screenies plz
 
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There you go.

Edit:
The first image shows the "classical" binary display: seconds at the bottom, minutes in the middle and hours at the top.
The least significant bits (2 to the power of 0) are at the right.

The second image shows the BCD version.
Here, the single decimal digits are shown from left to right (hh:mm:ss).
The least significant bits are at the bottom.
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Looking cool and I have installed it ok, but how do you launch it?

I can't find a launch icon
 
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I am thankful for all these apps/widgets but why do we need things like these when you can allready see the time in status bar. Please dont shoot me.
 
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Originally Posted by MINKIN2 View Post
I can't find a launch icon
It's a widget.
Just tap anywhere in your screen (not on any icon or present widget) and then open the desktop-menu and select add widget.
There you should find "Binary Clock".
 

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Originally Posted by vir3us View Post
I am thankful for all these apps/widgets but why do we need things like these when you can allready see the time in status bar. Please dont shoot me.

The ones who need it will know.
The ones who don't won't care.
 

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^^ Fair enough
 
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Originally Posted by vir3us View Post
I am thankful for all these apps/widgets but why do we need things like these when you can allready see the time in status bar. Please dont shoot me.
It's a geek thing...

"There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don't"
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