Vintage digital display with a high-fidelity 7-segment font. 10 color themes, custom colors, ghost segments, CRT scanlines, desktop widget mode, a quick color-switch menu, and integrated alarms with an on-screen dialog so they're never missed. Reads its own bundled font and alarm sound files, and copies the bundled font into ~/.local/share/fonts on first opening preferences so the live preview renders correctly; no other file access.
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v64 changelog The alarm indicator got a visual upgrade: the plain colored dot is now a proper bell icon (GNOME's standard notification-symbolic icon), which reads as "alarm" instantly in any language instead of relying on an abstract shape. It scales with the font size like before, and in Retro LCD mode its shadow now follows the bell's actual outline (via the icon-shadow property) instead of the square artifact the old dot had. The preferences preview shows the same bell, in sync with the current settings. When the alarm rings, the bell now blinks in sync with the time display instead of sitting still while only the clock flashes. Added accessibility support: the clock and the alarm icon expose proper names and roles to screen readers (like Orca), translated through the same gettext system as the rest of the app, so they follow whatever language GNOME is set to. Added a "Test Alarm Sound" button in preferences, so the alarm tone can be previewed without waiting for a real alarm to trigger. Since preferences and the extension run in separate processes, this works through a small counter setting that the extension listens for and reacts to by playing the sound once. The "Current Date" section in preferences now shows the date as a larger, centered heading-style label instead of small caption text under the group title, giving it more visual presence on the page. Minor internal cleanup: the digit shadow value was being calculated twice per style update (once for the digits, once for the alarm icon); it's now computed once per update and reused. Files touched: extension.js, prefs.js, stylesheet.css, and the GSettings schema (one new key, test-alarm-counter, purely used as an internal trigger). No new external dependencies or permissions. Kind regards :)
Retro LCD 7-Segment Clock