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Does anyone know an analogue clock for the Gnome pannel? I'm using Fedora 6.
I tried Sourceforge, Freshmeat, etc and ended up with a reference to an old applet which GNU have dropped, a program that wouldn't run, a broken link, and a corrupted tar-ball!
Alternatively, is there an easy way to get a clock that runs on the desktop to run on the pannel instead?
Does anyone know an analogue clock for the Gnome pannel? I'm using Fedora 6.
I tried Sourceforge, Freshmeat, etc and ended up with a reference to an old applet which GNU have dropped, a program that wouldn't run, a broken link, and a corrupted tar-ball!
Alternatively, is there an easy way to get a clock that runs on the desktop to run on the pannel instead?
http://macslow.thepimp.net/?page_id=23
*EDIT*
the source packages are indeed broken but rpm binaries are okay. my system is not an rpm system but i was still able to install them using "rpm --nodeps"...
note you HAVE to have glibc 2.4+
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