Include big analog clock as screensaver

Me too :) Please file a bug/feature request upstream, there is more chance it will be done then.

I would appreciate it, too. We either use the analog clock (KDE) or a blank screen (ubuntu) on our computers. Thanks.

hello,
i've been looking for a way to just copy the clock.kss file from the kde subdirectory into the gnome screensaver subdirectory but getting nowhere. i corresponded with the author of the screensaver a year or so ago, but i no longer have his email. maybe he could port the screensaver into gnome?

i agree it's one of the more useful screensavers out there. it's nice to look at all your pictures in a subdirectory, but the random generator doesn't do a v. good job of randomizing. and the clock is visible on the screen from quite a distance.

I filed it as a feature request upstream. Let's see what they think about it...

You could try T3D from xscreensaver-data-extra. It not exactly big and clear, but it is better than nothing...

I'd rather see a clock on the lock screen box, as in http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=499165

and https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-screensaver/+bug/78922

A digital clock style screensaver can be done with gltext - see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266124

But an analog clock like KDE's would be nice....

I made it.
Test, please.
http://www.d8.dion.ne.jp/~pt2k/SoftRoom/gnome-clock-screensaver/index_e.html

PT2K, thank you! great job!
Can you provide option to disable clock moving?

PT2K, very good! Can you please try to make a xscreensaver hack out of it and submit it upstream to http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/ ?

baldahin, thanks for your reply.
Command line options were implemented a little while ago.
You can fix the clock on the center of the screen:
clock --fix-clock (or clock -f)
Edit clock.desktop for your choice.
Regards.

PT2K, thank you very much! im really happy because of your work.

Tormod Volden, thanks for your nice suggestions. I'm sorry I'm late to reply.
I didn't know how to make XLIb (xscreensaver) program, so I waste too much time on googling.
Now, I made it. Maybe it works. Test, please.
http://www.d8.dion.ne.jp/~pt2k/SoftRoom/xscreensaver-clock/index_e.html

Hi Linux,
I am using ubuntu since ubuntu 7 was launched,
know i am using ubuntu 10.04,
i am facing problems due to some bugs,
If I login to my account and if I switched to another user,
and if i switch to my account-what ever work i am doing is totally gone, as if i have logged in freshly,
also many times when i switch back to my account-i am logged of automatically asking me to login again,
i would like to know whether this is a BUG or the Installation problem ?
and how can i solve it
I am using a computer with Intel DualCore Processor, Intel 865 Motherboard, 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD ,
Thanks and Regard.