LXpanel's Digital Clock Font

[JNibski]

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JN.

[princethrash]

Thanks for the help guys. 
Think I'm going to write my own, for kicks, and as an excuse to ignore my children.

[melodie]

Hi, do you mean write a plugin ? If you have success, please let us know.

[princethrash]

melodie,

Sadly I am just a novice python hobbyist, otherwise I'd love to contribute.  I am amalgamating the clock with the three other crude tray-icon-based programs I wrote in python, so I don't increase RAM usage, which using the panel plugin also let me avoid.

Seeing that RAM number go down is my true mistress.  Please don't tell my human mistress.

[melodie]

melodie,

Sadly I am just a novice python hobbyist, otherwise I'd love to contribute.  I am amalgamating the clock with the three other crude tray-icon-based programs I wrote in python, so I don't increase RAM usage, which using the panel plugin also let me avoid.

Better than me ! I don't code at all. :-(

Seeing that RAM number go down is my true mistress.  Please don't tell my human mistress.

The clock in the tint2 panel can be configured. Here is a part of my tint2rc conf file:

# Clock
time1_format = %H:%M:%S
time1_font = Nimbus Sans L 15
time2_format = %A %d %B
time2_font = Sans 9
clock_font_color = #EEEEFF 74
clock_padding = 1 0
clock_background_id = 0
clock_lclick_command = ~/.config/openbox/scripts/dzen.sh
clock_tooltip_timezone = :/usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Paris

In htop I see it using 0.4% of the available memory. I am not sure to know how to benchmark it...
If you use tint2 you will not have a menu as in lxpanel, however. And when I tried to have both, I got errors in the .xsession-errors file (I suppose it is possible to live with these errors... not sure, I didn't try during a long time).

Regards,
Mélodie