On 05/30/2013 08:26 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
Regardless of distro, every new install I can recall in the last year
or more the panel clock is all but useless. Why doesn't any theme used
by default or containing string "upstream" in Fedora, openSUSE or
Mageia have a legible clock (same as the adjacent icons, like Klipper
and the panel settings button)?
I don't know about the other distros, but in PCLinuxOS, there is a nice
digital clock at the right end of the "panel" or task-bar.
Which is on the bottom, where I, at least, believe it ought to be. Right
now it clearly says "08:56 PM" and under it, in smaller
characters, "05/30/13." That's the KDE desktop, BTW. I'm not sure, but
I think it can be made to read 24 hour time, if you like.
--doug
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