Hi KDE users,
I want to have a simple analog clock on my root window of every
desktop. I don't want it to appear on my task bar.
I can think of three possibilities.
1) Run a clock application on the root window.
Good. But I don't know if such a thing is possible.
2) Use a dashboard- (Mac OS X) or Desklet- (Gnome) like capability.
OK. But I don't know if KDE has such a capability or
if there are such applications.
3) Disable the window decoration of xlock (or any clock application).
Simple and good. But, I don't quite know how to do this.
3.1) kstart --type Dock --alldesktops xclock
Almost there. No window decoration. But, there's an entry in
the task bar.
3.2) kstart --skiptaskbar --type Dock --alldesktops xclock
--skiptaskbar overrides --type Dock. So, there's window decoration.
3.3) ksystraycmd xclock
I don't know how to put xclock on all the desktops or
how to disable the window decoration.
Thank you for your attention,
Ryo
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