Hi,
xclock can use the -font option to set a font, sometimes the -norender option must also be used to get it working:
xclock -norender -font -*-lucinda-bold-i-normal-16-*-*-*-*-*-*-* -digital
or, a simpler form:
xclock -norender -font 6x9 -digital
The font notation is probably different then expected. You can use the xfontsel program to select (the notation) for the font wanted.
Hope this helps.
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