TTY-Clock is a simple terminal clock that displays the current time in large digital characters inside the terminal. It is lightweight, easy to use, and supports different display options such as colors, seconds, date, and 12-hour or 24-hour time formats. You can install and use TTY-Clock in Termux to display a live digital clock.
Here’s what you can do with TTY-Clock in Termux:
- Display a live digital clock.
- Show the current date.
- Display seconds.
- Switch between 12-hour and 24-hour formats.
- Customize the clock color.
- Run a full-screen terminal clock.
Install TTY-Clock in Termux
Below are the simple commands to install TTY-Clock in Termux. Copy and run each command one by one to install the tool.
Update Termux packages.
pkg update && pkg upgrade -yInstall TTY-Clock.
pkg install tty-clock -yCheck the installed version.
tty-clock -vTTY-Clock is now installed and ready to use.
Use TTY-Clock in Termux
After installing TTY-Clock in Termux, you can use different commands to display the clock in various styles.
Display the default digital clock.
tty-clockDisplay the clock with seconds.
tty-clock -sDisplay the current date.
tty-clock -dUse 12-hour time format.
tty-clock -tDisplay the clock in bold mode.
tty-clock -bCenter the clock on the terminal.
tty-clock -cSet the clock color to green.
tty-clock -C 2Set the clock color to blue.
tty-clock -C 4Run the clock in full-screen mode.
tty-clock -fShow the help menu.
tty-clock -hChoose the command you want and TTY-Clock will display a live digital clock inside the Termux terminal.
End Note
TTY-Clock is a small but useful tool that adds a live digital clock to the Termux terminal. It is simple to use, easy to customize, and a great utility for anyone who enjoys using the Linux terminal.