International Clock

This Widget tells time in a fuzzy way in several different languages.
It is designed to be displayed on the right, left or middle of your desktop. And, most importantly, easy to read. Therefore it features no background, no fancy effects, just plain text. You can choose the font size and its color.
Original idea comes from Fuzzy Clock 1 and 2 Widgets by Tel, then Eric Henninger.

Languages supported include English, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Polish, Spanish, Hungarian, Danish… More

Current Version: 1.3

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April 01, 2006 · version 1.3 FredB
Johann: Thanks for the kind words! Besides the fact that I've tried to understand how to tell time in so many languages, I have also learned a lot of other words speaking with people who helped me. That 's a ride all around the world, and I love that! :)
April 01, 2006 · version 1.3 Johann
Baie dankie! (Afrikaans for "thanks a lot")
March 26, 2006 · version 1.2 FredB
Thanks Stephen. And no, I don't want you to offer yourself as a slave, so I won't add a calendar, alarms (other than what already exist) and show weather... ;)))
March 25, 2006 · version 1.2 eighthcentury (Stephen)
Brilliant! The only thing I don't like isn't a problem with your clock, it's with ALL other clocks. Telling the time is what clocks should do, without using silly codes and crap. Tellingthe time is what your superb timepiece does! If you could make my calendar as perfect and if it had an alarm attached I might even think of getting organised (hardly, sorry) and while I'm at the asking, if someone added, say an overlaid picture showing the weather, I'd even consider offering myself as a slave in thanks. [ 5 STARS + ]
March 24, 2006 · version 1.2 FredB
Niklas: Thanks! Email received and reply sent, Finnish is on its way... :)