SimpleFloatingClock 1.6.2

What's This?

It's a clock. A simple, floating analog clock that sits on your desktop any where you'd like to put it. It works on Mac OS X 10.4 and up, and runs natively on PPC and Intel machines.

Why?

Because Apple got rid of that option in the stock clock with the release of Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5) on October 26, 2007. Some people like it.

Pretty Boring, Isn't It?

Well, yeah. You can customize it a bit if you open the Preferences window with a control-click or right-click on the clock face. There's really not much to do to a clock and still leave it useful, though. If you've got some ideas, send them along to support@splook.com. Happy to consider enhancements.

Alright. How much?

Nothing. Nada. Zip. It's free, just like Jeffrey White asked for when he wrote to Macintouch. Now, that said I certainly wouldn't mind joyful tears of appreciation directed my way, or small donations via PayPal (to gweston@mac.com) or paper mail:

Greg Weston

PO Box 54

Avon CT 06001

But that's utterly up to you.