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From: wwm@pmsmam.uucp (Bill Meahan)
Subject: World "sun" clock for X ??
Message-ID: <1991Apr5.204614.20310@pmsmam.uucp>
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Organization: Ford Motor Co. EFHD Ypsilanti Operations
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Date: Fri, 5 Apr 91 20:46:14 GMT

On my old Atari ST, I have a neat little program which displays a map
of the world with the areas of sunlight, darkness and twilight overlaying
the appropriate parts of the map.  The clock eads the current system time
and updates the screen appropriately as time passes.  This program is
known as "sunclock."

There is a far more sophisticated program for the IBM-PC called "geoclock"
which is in color and adds many features.

Does such a program exist for X-windows?

Can someone point me to the sources.

We have HP9000's here with "plain" X and Motif so an Open Look version
just won't do :-)

Thanks!!
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