An analog Amiga clock and several other graphics experiments and small utilites in PyGame:
- aclock/aclock2/amigaclock: Amiga-inspired analog clocks in different designs
- hexclock: colorful RGB clock
- oclock: "on-line clock" with modem dialing sound, meant to track daily time spent online. Use "o" to toggle online status, "r" for daily reset.
- pomo: activity timer (20 minutes green, 5 minutes red; reset with "r" key)
- smoothclock: like amigaclock but with smooth second hand movement
- swatch: Swatch Internet Time (aka "Beats") clock
- syncclock: same as tclock, except it uses ntpdate to synchronize computer time to a time server every 30 minutes
- tclock: a simple digital text clock in HH:MM:SS format
- upclock: uptime clock (Linux)
- cell: cellular automata, press Space for a new pattern
- cpumon: simple CPU usage monitor (needs psutil)
- dazzler: graphics demo inspired by the 1970s Cromemco Dazzler kaleidoscope demo
- duffing: Duffing oscillator phase space plots; new random parameters are picked every 20 s.
- intergal: intergalactic supercomputer panel, inspired by the bigclivedotcom video; basically a big array of LEDs blinking at almost .5 Hz which slowly desynchronize. Needs NumPy.
- minsky: Minsky circles
- munch: colorful munching squares
- netmon: network activity monitor
- think: Thinking Machines-like LED panel. Needs NumPy.
- think_big: Like think, but using 4 vertically stacked panels like a real CM-5
- wall: wallpaper algorithm from The New Turing Omnibus: Sixty-Six Excursions in Computer Science
- worm: a circle moves around randomly (animated by 1-D Perlin noise) and leaves a colorful trail behind (press Return to save a screenshot)
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