StickyClock is an X11 StickyWidgetIII based desktop view.
A basic Digital Clock that is sizable and configurable.
Desktop widgets with various views can be stuck in place to
the desktop below other windows and display custom views with
a transparent visual background such as Clocks, Reminders,
Lightstrands, Meters & more!
Widget remembers workstation, position, size, settings etc.
Cursor hover reveals PinButton that toggles widget in
& out of "Desktop Stuck" state.
When stuck to the desktop, widget ignores clicks & passes
all mouse actions to desktop (input transparency). (You can
double click Desktop Icons underneath widget views.)
StickyClock & StickyWidgets won't present an item in your
desktop panel, nor in your system tray. Mouse hover the
widget to reveal the Pin or Control buttons.
KDE, Ubuntu/Gnome, or OpenBox-like Window Managers are supported.
Basically, an X11 based DisplayManager, with TrueColor32 capable
Window Manager (Kwin, Openbox, Fluxbox, Xfwm4, Mutter/Gnome).
Tiling managers such as Awesome may run but without pointer event
transparency.
For Debian systems:
sudo apt install git cmake build-essential pkg-config qt6-base-dev \
libx11-dev libxft-dev libxfixes-dev libxext-dev libpng-dev
For Fedora systems:
sudo dnf install git cmake gcc gcc-c++ make pkg-config qt6-devel \
libX11-devel libXft-devel libXfixes-devel libXext-devel \
libpng-devel
git clone https://github.com/markcapella/StickyClock
cd StickyClock
./startProj
# Will run startProj if reqd.
./buildProj
# Will run both startProj & buildProj if reqd.
./installProj
./uninstallProj
# Same as rm -rf build
./cleanProj
# App config.
rm -rf ~/.config/StickyClock
- Click the StickyClock desktop icon that's added to your systems menu under "Utilities" or "Accessories".
StickyClock
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