Vintage digital display with high-fidelity 7-segment font. Features Neon Green, Amber, and Retro Gray modes with integrated alarm.
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| 26 | Unreviewed |
| 25 | Rejected |
| 24 | Active |
| 23 | Active |
| 22 | Rejected |
| 21 | Rejected |
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| 19 | Active |
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| 16 | Rejected |
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| 12 | Rejected |
| 11 | Active |
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| 8 | Rejected |
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| 1 | Rejected |
Hello, In this version, I have implemented the following improvements and fixes: Blinking Separators (Optional): Added a new GSettings key blink-dots and a corresponding toggle in the preferences. When enabled, the clock updates every 500ms to toggle separator visibility. When disabled, the extension intelligently falls back to a 1s (with seconds) or 10s (without seconds) update interval to optimize resource usage. UI Stability: Fixed alignment issues and ensured the clock remains centered when toggling seconds/blinking features. Initialization Polish: Kept the "88:88:88" segment test during the first 500ms of startup to prevent the "00:00:00" flicker and provide a vintage feel. Preferences Access: Confirmed that clicking the clock correctly triggers the extension's preference window. Code Quality: The code has been refactored for clarity, removing all non-essential comments and ensuring a clean implementation following GNOME's best practices. Thank you for your time and feedback!
Retro LCD 7-Segment Clock