Pixel Clock is a small Java™-application that creates a digital clock which "atomizes" and
reintegrates at some interval. It is available as both Applet and Executable, depending on how
it is intended to run.
"PixelClockApplet" is the Java™-Applet version that you can add
to a web-page. The file "Readme.txt" gives some hints on how the HTML code could look like.
"PixelClockWindow" is a stand-alone Java™ application. After being launched, the
program will create a full-screen version of the Pixel Clock that is shown if the mouse has been
inactive for some time. Moving or dragging the mouse will again hide the clock. A double-click
on the clock will bring up the Exit dialogue, allowing you to close PixelClock if it is no longer
wanted. This is of course not a real screen saver (since keyboard activities are not monitored),
but close to it. The file "Readme.txt" guides you through the implementation of the application.
"PixelClockWindow.ini" contains some parameter that can be modified by the user to adjust the
clock's appearance.
From here you can download the "PixelClockApplet" files (requires ORACLE JRETM 8 to be installed)
From here you can download the "PixelClockWindow" files (requires ORACLE JRETM 8 to be installed)