The latest version of mclocks, 0.2.21, has been released. This open-source application is designed for users who need to keep track of multiple time zones, making it particularly useful for travelers and those participating in international meetings.
To set up the application, users can customize the configuration file, named config.json, using a simple text editor like Notepad. An example configuration might include multiple clocks set to different time zones, such as New York (America/New_York) and London (Europe/London). Users can also specify various display settings, including date and time format, opacity, font color and size, background color, and whether the clock is always on top or if it displays only text.
Here is a snippet of the configuration file for reference:
In addition to the mclocks application, users may also find it helpful to explore related topics, such as how to display multiple clocks on Windows, fixing incorrect date or time settings, showing only the time on the Windows taskbar, or removing the clock from the taskbar in Windows 10 and 11.
To further enhance the functionality of mclocks, future updates could include additional features such as customizable alarm settings for each clock, integration with calendar events, or synchronization with online time services to ensure accuracy. Furthermore, broader community engagement could foster a platform for users to share their configurations and suggestions for new time zones or display options, enriching the overall user experience
To set up the application, users can customize the configuration file, named config.json, using a simple text editor like Notepad. An example configuration might include multiple clocks set to different time zones, such as New York (America/New_York) and London (Europe/London). Users can also specify various display settings, including date and time format, opacity, font color and size, background color, and whether the clock is always on top or if it displays only text.
Here is a snippet of the configuration file for reference:
json{
"clocks": [
{ "name": "NY", "timezone": "America/New_York" },
{ "name": "London", "timezone": "Europe/London" }
],
"formatDateTime": "MM-DD ddd HH:mm",
"localeDateTime": "en",
"opacity": 1,
"fontColor": "#fff",
"fontSize": 14,
"bgColor": "#151",
"onlyText": false,
"alwaysOnTop": false
}
In addition to the mclocks application, users may also find it helpful to explore related topics, such as how to display multiple clocks on Windows, fixing incorrect date or time settings, showing only the time on the Windows taskbar, or removing the clock from the taskbar in Windows 10 and 11.
To further enhance the functionality of mclocks, future updates could include additional features such as customizable alarm settings for each clock, integration with calendar events, or synchronization with online time services to ensure accuracy. Furthermore, broader community engagement could foster a platform for users to share their configurations and suggestions for new time zones or display options, enriching the overall user experience
mclocks 0.2.21 released
mclocks is an Open Source app that allows you to display multiple time zone clocks.
