😂 pretty much the reason I posted it.

Well then work faster dammit!

/s

I don’t know why that app would even have the code to request a login. It’s a clock.

I haven't encountered this luckily. The only use case I can imagine is syncing alarms and timers across devices? But...I use timers for working, and alarms for waking up. I don't really want those to sync across devices. And it doesn't really seem worth a backup - it takes 30 seconds to set a new alarm.

Where else am I supposed to store my data? People keep telling me to store my files in the clouds, but when I do it's always "ah man, it's cloudy again, I want sunshine!" and "why is it snowing paper?"

Have you tried lighting it using a fire? That way the clouds don't bother it

There are watches that don't require a battery. Some require you to rewind by hand, by turning the crown, others are powered by wrist movements.

Why not? The battery lasts about 2 years, and the LCD numbers slowly (and very noticeably) get darker over a period of weeks before it dies, so you have plenty of notice.

watch -n 1 date

I mean, there's these ones, for example:

• https://apps.kde.org/kclock/
• https://apps.gnome.org/Clocks/

You can download them as Flatpaks and then this guide supposedly allows running Flatpaks under Windows: https://github.com/AbelFalcon/Run-Flatpak-Windows11
I'm guessing, the Xming thing is needed for graphical applications? I have no idea, if that's what people generally use for that...

Thank you. That will be cool, No worries if you have no time it is not critical. Screenshot below is how I have sharpworldclock setup currently as a single horizontal strip.

Listing out my requirement for anyone interested in such a project.

• A non fancy clock that display time of various countries in a thin horizontal bar size of a typical windows title bar. Include name of country/city or abbreviation, customization. see screenshot above.
• always on-top
• click through
• speak out time in language preferred, TTS
• some basic multi-zone scheduling alarm features
• meeting planner, displays all the times in my list to assist in planning meetings.
• other stuff like sticky notes, weather, news feed are bonus, not important.

Actually if it can display the various clock in the taskbar it will be even better, like 1stClock https://www.1stclock.com/world-time-zone-clock.php I like how 1stClock is non-intrusive, small and out of the way and boring, no fancy graphic or UI.

A open source program like 1stClock that display multiple time zone in task bar and speaks out time at certain interval will be good enough for me. Or maybe I just need to find a separate program that speaks out time in my preferred language.