mdgclock Release 1.1 by Muhammd A Muquit (muquit@semcor.com) Usage: mdgclock [options...] Where the options include: [all standard X toolkit options] and the extra options are: -digitfg color_name sets digit foreground color -digitbg color_name sets the digit background color -alarmfg color_name sets the alarm foreground color -timezone Timezone_name displays time of that zone -noblink do not blink (default is blink) -seconds display seconds Examples: mdgclock -geom 90x20+0+800 & mdgclock -geom 90x20+0+800 -digitfg green -digitbg black -alarmfg yellow & mdgclock -timezone "GMT" & mdgclock -timezone "EST5EDT" & mdgclock -timezone "PST8PDT" & mdgclock -seconds &I use digit background color #d3b5b5 and foreground black. It looks exactly like a LCD clock (Thanks to wil@semcor.com).
Some screen-shots of Motif Digital Clock.
Here is an animated GIF of the clock. I grabbed 11 frames at 2 secs interval using import and then made an animated GIF using the convert program. import and convert are the utility programs come with ImageMagick. The clock will animate if you are using netscape 2.0+.
There may be many spelling mistakes and typo in the docs. As far as functionality is concerned, I'm using it everyday, didn't notice any problem.