My setup has auto-hide for menu bar and dock, so I use this clock to show the current time in the bottom right corner.
Screenshot:
Forked and slightly reworked from https://github.com/kolbusa/FloatClock.
Download the latest DMG from the releases page and drag the app to your Applications folder.
Requires Swift and rsvg-convert
(for app icon generation):
brew install librsvg
Build targets:
make
ormake all
- Build CLI binary tobuild/FloatClock
make app
- Build macOS app bundle tobuild/FloatClock.app
make dmg
- Create DMG installer atbuild/FloatClock.dmg
make clean
- Remove all build artifacts (build/
directory)
Installation targets:
sudo make install
- Install CLI version to/usr/local/bin
make register
- Add CLI version to login items (auto-start)make unregister
- Remove CLI version from login itemsmake uninstall
- Uninstall CLI version and remove from login items
All build artifacts are placed in the build/
directory to keep the project root clean.
Run make app
to create build/FloatClock.app
which you can double-click to run or drag to your Applications folder.
Run make dmg
to create build/FloatClock.dmg
- a disk image with the app and Applications folder shortcut for easy installation.
Run make
to build the command-line version to build/FloatClock
, or use sudo make install
to install it system-wide.
- Auto-hides when mouse is away from the bottom of the screen
- Shows when mouse approaches the bottom edge (2px threshold)
- Left-click opens Calendar app
- Right-click shows context menu with "Quit" option
- Displays time and date in a floating window