Vintage digital display with high-fidelity 7-segment font. Features Neon Green, Amber, and Retro Gray modes with integrated alarm.
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Version 18 update. I have addressed previous feedback regarding code cleanliness and signal management. Signals are now properly disconnected in the disable() method. Using this.openPreferences() for a more consistent user experience. Fixed font-weight issues to ensure the 7-segment display remains sharp and thin across different GNOME themes. Removed redundant style calculations and improved alignment using Clutter.ActorAlign.
Retro LCD 7-Segment Clock & Widget