Atomic Timer
It's the countdown Widget to end all countdown Widgets.
A feature-rich, highly customizable animated timer which counts up or down from an target date you specify. It features its own theming engine and a dedicated theme sharing portal website where you can share your themes and download themes created by other users. You can add your own graphics, sounds and colors, turn various parts of the interface on or off, choose between several layouts, make it open an application when the target da… More
A feature-rich, highly customizable animated timer which counts up or down from an target date you specify. It features its own theming engine and a dedicated theme sharing portal website where you can share your themes and download themes created by other users. You can add your own graphics, sounds and colors, turn various parts of the interface on or off, choose between several layouts, make it open an application when the target da… More
Current Version: 1.0.1
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November 12, 2005 · version 1.0.0 hhoffmann1. help file displays one page only, no scrolling down possible
(therefore I do not know what to expect, what the settings mean, whether 24 hour format possible, ...)
2. the first thing I tried is setting the target time to 0:0:0 - this crashed the widget
(idea was to simply use the timer as a clock)
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November 11, 2005 · version 1.0.0 WilliamJavaJack,
I'll look into this and see if I can find anything which might be causing unnecessary CPU usage but as I'm sure you'll appreciate it is extremely difficult to track down bugs which you can't reproduce. A timer is still firing 20 times per second when the animation is switched off but there is no graphic update unless the time has changed, and a timer on its own uses virtually no system resources.
I don't want to change the timer to fire only once a second in that … More
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November 10, 2005 · version 1.0.0 WilliamJavaJack,
I'm not seeing this on my PC. When I turn animation off, it drops to between 1 and 2% and when I turn seconds off it drops to 0% and spikes to 1 or 2% every 60 seconds. That's on a Pentium Mobile 1.6GHz laptop - nothing special.
I don't know why you'd be seeing such high figures unless you're on a Mac. Is anyone else seeing anything like this?
-William
