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Roman Schlegel
LoversClock displays an arbitrary timezone as a clock in the menubar, complete with icons to indicate the time of the day (dawn, day, dusk, night) in the selected timezone. It can also displays a heart, which is why it is called LoversClock. The current version also allows to display several timezones at the same time, each with its own clock.
What's New
Version 0.7.4:
- Bugfix: Prevent removal of all timezones, which would remove all menu icons, preventing access to the application itself.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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LoversClock displays an arbitrary timezone as a clock in the menubar, complete with icons to indicate the time of the day (dawn, day, dusk, night) in the selected timezone. It can also displays a heart, which is why it is called LoversClock. The current version also allows to display several timezones at the same time, each with its own clock.
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engyew reviewed on 11 Feb 2008
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I do have some feature requests though:
• customizable font. Pretty please?
• the option to display a 12 hour clock, but without AM / PM. I prefer seeing "6:00" instead of "18:00", but I can easily tell if it's referring to AM or PM, and menu space is valuable.
• customizable/optional image! Yes the heart is very cute, and the sun is a neat idea... but why not let people choose for themselves if they want to see it.
• in OSX, menu items become white when you open them. This should be no exception.
the relationship aspect to this app is neat. I can think of a few features from that angle; how about a lovers-calendar being part of the menu? Or maybe a sort of timeline of past events (such as visits, anniversaries), and a countdown to the next one? I I envisage a simple interface where you simply put in a date with an event name and it shows (as a simple text list) how long ago or how soon the event was. That'd be neat. Though I guess that's another story ^.^
either way this is a very cute app.
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engyew reviewed on 16 Dec 2007
Running on 10.5.1, MacBook
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i will use it from now on since it now displays am & pm.
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Two Clocks in Your Menu Bar. No more changing system time every zone change - leave the system clock on home time and set lovers clock to local! see immediately what you want to see, no clicking, changing cities, closing the app to see clocks on the desktop or dashboard!
PLEASE don't change it to run off system time - i beg!!
This is the app for ANYONE who travels or communicates across time zones.
If you want to change anything, just add option to show 12hour with AM/PM and maybe day of week and city
Thanks again!
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I think you should base it off the System's Time. I like how it tells Sunset, Sunrise, & Night.
Keep up the good work.
I might add a more complete list of cities in the future, but for the time being LoversClock relies on the list Mac OS X provides.