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Álvaro R.
Álvaro R.
@xenodium@indieweb.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

I always wanted an Emacs world clock I could easily add cities to and shift the times (ie. find meeting times across timezones).

https://github.com/xenodium/time-zones

edit: now on GitHub

#emacs #timezones #macos #linux #oss #foss #time #madrid #london #tokyo #sanfrancisco

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This is a screenshot of an Emacs buffer displaying time zones for multiple cities. At the top, there are navigation shortcuts: `f` for forward, `b` for backward, and `q` to quit. The current local time is shown prominently as "13:39 Sunday 19 October." Below, a list shows the time and date in different cities (San Francisco, Tokyo, Greater London, and Madrid) with corresponding country flags. Options are at the bottom to `+ add city`, remove city, or `g` refresh. The buffer name is `*time zones*`, and the message "End of buffer" is at the bottom.
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GitHub - xenodium/time-zones: An Emacs major mode to view the time at any city across the world

An Emacs major mode to view the time at any city across the world - xenodium/time-zones
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Álvaro R.
Álvaro R.
@xenodium@indieweb.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

Now showing ☽ for sleeping hours.

#emacs #timezones #macos #linux #oss #foss #time #madrid #london #tokyo #sanfrancisco

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