<sigh> ...for what values of "best?"

if "best" relates to your ability to write the code for the ap you've described, best is probably tied to your existing skills... and you merely disclaimed skills using graphics. Tell us more....

if "best" refers to the smallest || fastest || most easily maintained || some other value, you'll have make that judgement.

That said, and despite utter inexperience with TK (tho we have numerous folk here who are highly skillful) this sounds like a perl/TK project... and you might help youself by searching for nodes on the topic

In reply to Re: Shrinking Pie Analog Countdown Timer by ww
in thread Shrinking Pie Analog Countdown Timer by Optimalist

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