Description: The hottest clock around! · Formats not found in any other clock, including custom! · Disable the separator with a simple check box! · Option for manual font size! · Correctly calculated width at any time and date! · Manual spacing and offsetting! · Everything on one single line, no more two-liners where you can't read anything!
This clock started when the KDE digital clock would need spacer trickery and set off things badly. It now has become a highly customizable plasmoid that will fit great with any desktop.Last changelog:
v3.1
- fixes padding not pushing other widgets correctly, resulting in unexpected overlap - fixes AM/PM label messing with padding additionally
- Spacing option now changes all spaces including outer padding - Added config option to disable calendar view borders
Is there a way to add a custom color option? I have the Fancy Clock widget for my desktop set up with a custom color (Zelda Gold style), and I want to match up the Inline clock to be the same color as my Fancy desktop clock.
8really nice for having the date on the same line as the clock, however the width not being fixed to the maximum width for the selected format causes my tray and other icons to move around very slightly
Is there a setting that prevents the clock from changing the width of the widgets in the panel? When the clock changes from 9:59 to 10:00, for example, the widget width changes noticeably. If the clock is set to "show seconds", this happens almost every second. 24 hour time and fixed width fonts might solve this issue, but it would be nice to use the time format and font of my choice without the widget width changing. Is there a setting to prevent this?
Hello,I'm using archlinux plasma lattedock,when I configed the plugin named "additional calendar" (sorry my language is not English,so I don't know the right name of it), even I choose a calendar such as Chinese lunar calendar, it does not work,I can't see anything changed from the calendar's panel.
Is it a bug?Or anything can I do for this?
Any time-related stuff (e.g. hhmm) just appears as regular text to the left of the clock. Only date-related formatting actually has any proper effect. Am I doing something wrong?
8Nice widget.
To fix the time zone thing, drop the following line into terminal:
sudo cp /usr/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.digitalclock/contents/ui/configTimeZones.qml ~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.betterinlineclock/contents/ui/configTimeZones.qml
This just copies the time zone config UI from the source widget and drops it into this one. Sudo required because the source widget sits in a root directory. Enjoy!
10This is the best clock in the world, it is so good that you can adjust the font or change it. I wish the global menu could be adjusted in this same way.
3Causes crashes on latest latte-dock from git. Whenever I use a layout that involves this clock on next startup latte dock crashes. I thought it was latte itself but folks over at r/kde told me it was a plasmoid and I found out it was this.
9Okay I have the widget, and its in one line excellent!, but one question how do you make the background transparent on this? like in the image? on breeze theme its showing a black background.
The screenshots were taken using the latte dock that I believe now comes with Plasma by default. It is a feature of the latte dock, not of this widget itself :)
Ratings & Comments
82 Comments
1 Broken in vertical taskbar mode
5 5 average Not better at all, it doesn't adhere to display scaling (DPI). The default digital clock widget is better (for my use case).
Is there a way to add a custom color option? I have the Fancy Clock widget for my desktop set up with a custom color (Zelda Gold style), and I want to match up the Inline clock to be the same color as my Fancy desktop clock.
for that I recommend clock html
8 really nice for having the date on the same line as the clock, however the width not being fixed to the maximum width for the selected format causes my tray and other icons to move around very slightly
Is there a setting that prevents the clock from changing the width of the widgets in the panel? When the clock changes from 9:59 to 10:00, for example, the widget width changes noticeably. If the clock is set to "show seconds", this happens almost every second. 24 hour time and fixed width fonts might solve this issue, but it would be nice to use the time format and font of my choice without the widget width changing. Is there a setting to prevent this?
Hello,I'm using archlinux plasma lattedock,when I configed the plugin named "additional calendar" (sorry my language is not English,so I don't know the right name of it), even I choose a calendar such as Chinese lunar calendar, it does not work,I can't see anything changed from the calendar's panel. Is it a bug?Or anything can I do for this?
10 great
Any time-related stuff (e.g. hhmm) just appears as regular text to the left of the clock. Only date-related formatting actually has any proper effect. Am I doing something wrong?
8 Nice widget. To fix the time zone thing, drop the following line into terminal: sudo cp /usr/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.digitalclock/contents/ui/configTimeZones.qml ~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.betterinlineclock/contents/ui/configTimeZones.qml This just copies the time zone config UI from the source widget and drops it into this one. Sudo required because the source widget sits in a root directory. Enjoy!
9 Gracias por este genial plasmoid!!!, solo tengo una pequena duda...cual es el tema usas??, es que se ve tan bien ese tema oscuro en kde....
8 8 great, because time zones doesn't work
In my Manjaro with latte-dock-git and Edna theme - time-zones doesn't work! Just empty window
10 This is the best clock in the world, it is so good that you can adjust the font or change it. I wish the global menu could be adjusted in this same way.
10 the best
10 10 the best
3 Causes crashes on latest latte-dock from git. Whenever I use a layout that involves this clock on next startup latte dock crashes. I thought it was latte itself but folks over at r/kde told me it was a plasmoid and I found out it was this.
Yikes, thanks for reporting!
9 Okay I have the widget, and its in one line excellent!, but one question how do you make the background transparent on this? like in the image? on breeze theme its showing a black background.
Background is kvantum probably. Nothing to do with the widget itself.
The screenshots were taken using the latte dock that I believe now comes with Plasma by default. It is a feature of the latte dock, not of this widget itself :)
10 10 the best
9 9 excellent
can you post aurorae theme dark? its so nice...
I already thought about it but it's not aurorae actually. It's a custom Qt theme which I cannot simply upload to opendesktop, sorry ._.