Pretty Neat. but I experience 2 problems with it on linux. I am using the framebuffer console. I wonder if it's the framebuffer?

1. On my monitor, in console mode, it dosn't jitter and looks nice, except the "bottom" of the clock is reflected above the clock. I see 1 and a half clocks.

2. Most annoying. When run in an xterm, every second, the whole clock jitters up and down 1 line. Very hard to look at. I also see 1 and a half clock in the xterm, if I am at nearly fullscreen size.

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. flash japh

In reply to Re: ASCII analog clock by zentara
in thread ASCII analog clock by polettix

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