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Dieselpunk/Cyberpunk/Steampunk Yahoo thermionic valve nixie tube widget That title - what a mouthful! but it is worth saying as it is now fully working! - Latest changes include ability to turn off the sounds and enable the second indicating tubes. It also now resizes. This is a simple widget that displays a continuous time update on your desktop. It is based upon Nixie tubes that were used as status indicators/displays in the 50/60s - 70s. The originals have a character of their own which this widget aims to replicate.
replicate.
You will, Note: This Yahoo widget will continue to be supported regardless of the current state of yahoo widget engine support. It runs in XP/Vista/Windows 7, Windows 8 and Mac OS/X. If you have any problems please post your email queries to our contact page. I will endeavour to answer them as soon as I can. Full instructions for this widget can be found here:
This product was last tested in the Softpedia Labs on 31st of May 2011. Softpedia guarantees that Steampunk Nixie Tube Clock is 100% Clean, which means it does not contain any form of malware, including but not limited to: spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors. This software product was tested thoroughly and was found absolutely clean; therefore, it can be installed with no concern by any computer user. Note: this award is offered by Softpedia and can be used only by the developer of the software product that received the award. |
This Yahoo widget acts as a simple clock upon your desktop and as an extra
benefit it is also a moveable bit of eye-candy. It is a fully working widget. Please feel free to download it.
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Title: Nice, but... i'm a linux user :-(
Hi,
All your job is fantastic, and i would really like to use it but it won't work on linux KDE. Someone already converted your Orrery into a plasmoid (http://kde-look.org/content/sh...ent=159345) but for this one the graphics were in a separate folder. For this one and the others they seems (and the sounds too) to be encoded inside the script and i dunno how to extract them. Would it be possible to get the PSD files, as i'm able to open them with the Gimp (photoshop like soft). Or could you explain how to do the work, but that would be much more difficult because the Gimp does not know how to edit Adobe Image Ready format. Thx and once again, very nice job! Daniel report abuse
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