Steampunk Thermionic Nixie Tube Xwidget

Steampunk Thermionic Nixie Tube Xwidget is a stylish looking tool for your desktop that displays the time in the desired format. You may set it to display the time in four digits - hour and minutes - or six digits format - hours, minutes, seconds. Additionally, it can tell the 12 or 24 hour time, according to your preferences.

Visible desktop clock

The desktop clock widgets are designed to allow you to view the time in a large format and, optionally in a stylish decor. Steampunk Thermionic Nixie Tube Xwidget brings the fictional fashion of the steam engine era. It displays a digital clock with each number in a separate glowing nixie tube.
The thermionic nixie tubes were highly popular as luminous signals devices in the 1950s, due to their unique design. This widget brings a clock display that can enliven your desktop with glowing digits. You may easily configure several settings in order to suit your preferences: size, opacity, position on the desktop or rotation.

Widget configuration

You may easily reposition the widget to any position on your desktop by dragging and dropping it, but, you may also adjust its location from the Config window. Additionally, its size can also be modified, by setting the width and height of the widget. You may lock its position or allow the mouse to click through it. It is recommended to avoid activating the latter option.
By default, the widget it 100% opaque, but if you wish, you may enable and control its transparency. Moreover, you may rotate the widget by degrees, ranging from 0 (normal) to 180 (upside down). The priority of the widget can be set to bottom, normal or topmost.

Simple to use steampunk widget

Not only does this widget display the time, in large, glowing digits, but it also decorates your desktop in steampunk style. Steampunk Thermionic Nixie Tube Xwidget is easy to use, easy to reposition and can easily be reconfigured: right click to directly access the XWidget settings or select the Config window in order to adjust the tool’s own parameters.