11-07-2017, 08:22 PM
I want a nice analog clock face on my desktop. Call me old fashioned and you are spot on
In Synaptics Package Manager I found things like biuci-clock, fdclock and swisswatch. I especially like swisswatch because the example shown in Package Manager is exactly like what I would like.
I installed each of these but after successful installation I can not find either of those, not in the Application Finder, in the menus or by searching the .bin folder and not after restarting the system.
I am a relative newbie to Linux Lite and an almost total newbie to Linux in general.
Please, where do I go wrong, what am I missing or where has that question already been answered?
TIA
eikelein
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In Synaptics Package Manager I found things like biuci-clock, fdclock and swisswatch. I especially like swisswatch because the example shown in Package Manager is exactly like what I would like.
I installed each of these but after successful installation I can not find either of those, not in the Application Finder, in the menus or by searching the .bin folder and not after restarting the system.
I am a relative newbie to Linux Lite and an almost total newbie to Linux in general.
Please, where do I go wrong, what am I missing or where has that question already been answered?
TIA
eikelein
HP Desktop AMD A8 quad/2.5Ghz
240GB Crucial SSD Linux Lite 5.2
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240GB Crucial SSD Linux Lite 5.2
Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right-doing,
there is a field. I will meet you there.
(Rumi 1207-1273)