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i am looking for an x-based (fvwm2) 24-hour digital clock.  i want to
display what time it is
  o locally
  o japan
  o europe

i am willing to run three copies of the clock to do this.  but note
that i will want to start each with a bias from the system clock's
time.

thanks.

randy

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