Clockr
by Quasimondo (community developer)popularity rank: 39
description: This clock uses photos of numbers provided by the flickr.com group "onedigit" to display the time. You can touch a digit to change its picture or shake the Chumby to exchange all digits at once. The original version of clockr can be found here: quasimondo.com/clockr.php
preview of 'Clockr' app
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Comments
revfelixblackcat
– August 18 2010
For some reason, this widget sometimes goes a bit haywire and the images for each digit keep changing rapidly (but stays on the right digit). Why would this happen? Whose end is that likely to be on? It's hard to view it when it's like that. it doesn't happen all the time, though. it'll seem to go haywire for a while, like a few days or so when it comes up in the channel, and then it'll be fine again. Any ideas regarding what's going on there?
wrybread
– January 18 2010
Agreed. This is a great widget, but not quite useful unless its possible to put it into 12 hour format, and ditch the seconds.
dano272
– June 11 2008
I really enjoy this widget. Any way it can be made to be 12hr and not include the seconds - making it easier to see from across the room.
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