SPELL=gtubeclock VERSION=0.4 SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.gz SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION SOURCE_URL[0]=http://www.bonnyswan.com/gtubeclock/downloads/$SOURCE SOURCE_HASH=sha512:ac1018c775ba1713898d40813f00cbc04aabd2debe0dd9ce322ef1811fdcff00671c7d9c02aee9e954c0ae77f6b9ff593a6866563b15f9b6720cc1b0f97b8904 LICENSE[0]=GPL WEB_SITE=http://www.bonnyswan.com/$SPELL ENTERED=20040815 KEYWORDS="clock gnome2" SHORT="A nixie tube clock for GNOME" cat << EOF A nixie tube clock for GNOME. I have always liked the look of so-called "nixie" tubes, those old numeric displays they used to use before LED's. Right now the clock is simple but usable. It has a 12/24 hour mode and you can choose between two display sizes. A few more features are coming (see TODO). However, because the clock is really just a frontend to displaying images representing the digits and background, the look can easily be changed, given new artwork. If you want to contribute new artwork, let me know! EOF