tbclock is a dirty little app that displays a full screen binary clock in your terminal (using curses). It is quite simple and features modules like "guessbin" a little time guessing game and "chrono" an accurate timer with tenth of seconds.

Screenshots

• $ tbclock
• $ tbclock -m chrono (timer on pause)
• $ tbclock -a -m chrono (timer with vertical reading)
• $ tbclock -m guessbin (difficulty selection)
• $ tbclock -m guessbin (in game, with timer)
• $ urxvt -tr -g 6x3 -e tbclock -d (in a transparent term, on a desk)

Installation

In any situation, you will need ncurses and its headers (libncurses5-dev for Debian). Then, the procedure is quite simple :

./configure
make
make install

FreeBSD users can simply type "pkg_add tbclock" thanks to the work of Andrew Pantyukhin (sat at FreeBSD). Thanks Andrew!

Thanks

• Franck (Flux/Spir) @ irc.oftc.net ··· original idea (should I thank your grand-mother?).
• Andrew Pantyukhin (sat at FreeBSD) ··· FreeBSD port.
• Olivier Regnier ··· Bug reports and ideas.
• You ··· for the questions, patches (send it to tamentis at neopulsar dot org)

Download

Latest tarball: tbclock-1.10.tar.gz (12357 bytes)
Changelog: Changelog.txt
MD5 (tbclock-1.10.tar.gz) = 0a0b499120603776a05daf283d18cb38
Bug reports/patches: tamentis@neopulsar.org