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FYI 'Wed' is cut off in both portrait and landscape with my fonts

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Yeah, I can image not everything can be displayed in some cases, even though the GTM is on another line and has no influence. I am going to remove the year indication in all cases to make the rest fit easier.

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A new round:

• Second attempt to restore the systemfont in the mainscreen
• The year digits are removed from the worldclock screen. Conform stock clock and it creates space needed in certain circumstances.
• Removed the menu option to show/hide the background. It gave too much confusion (restart needed) and discussion (correct translation in the menu). I think most just want the background. It is still possible to disable the background as a kind of hidden option, "Background=false" has to be set in "/home/user/.config/worldclock/worldclock.conf".

Download updated.

Sixwheeledbeast, how does the font and alignment look now in your case?

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:)
Thank you. All sorted.
Removing the year worked too.

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Now i understand, why you insisted so much into bug-hunting: You can' read the binary clock. :D

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I hope I can read binary.
I use it at work a fair bit. ;)
The truth is I just like finding bugs :D

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Maybe I was a bit too lazy then...:rolleyes:

Anyway, it now only needs a short press (changed in the latest download).

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ade, as adding new (existing) FOSS replacements of closed bits to CSSU is slow as hell (and probably, going to become even slower) could You upload it into repositories?

If You don't have time to do it, I can volunteer - if even for my own convenience. Updating it from TMO thread for months now is kinda tiresome :) (I know, we damn suers become lazy bastards).

Thanks a lot, in any case.

/Estel

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In this thread you can see it as been in the extras-devel repo for a short while. AapoRantalainen had packaged it and uploaded it. But just before that, Aapo, Freemangordon and I had a discussion on IRC, where Freemangordon and I had the impression the deal was, it was best not to upload it. Freemangordon wanted a good integration with CSSU, and as it overwrites the stock clock (not besides, like OMP), a good strategy has to be found. So Aapo removed the packages from extras-devels afterwards.

At the moment, Merlin1991 is rewriting HAM to deal with these kind of CSSU changes the best way.

I do have plans for a new feature, but am not planning to do any changes till integration in CSSU, unless real bugs are found or changes are needed for CSSU integration.

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It;s absolutely understandable. It's just that current idea of CSSU maintainers is to provide separate, optional repo for FOSS replacements of closed Fremantle bits, which will take muuuch time.

It's quite a pity, that Your work on additional features You have ideas for, must be postponed for time unknown. Maybe we can consider current version CSSU candidate, and any new would be "extra" variant for repositories? :) Just suggesting

/Estel