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                Bill Good | 
                2006-03-12 | 
                Fuzzy Time feature to display time in casual English, e.g. "five past two" for 2:05.
                Add CLOCK_FUZZY to .pypanelrc, set it to 1 for fuzzy time and 0 for the normal clock.
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                Horia Valentin CHV. Corcalciuc | 
                2007-08-06 | 
                
                  This patch introduces a STARTUP_DELAY parameter that makes pypanel
                  load after an interval of time. This is useful in case the window manager
                  hasn't loaded up completely; in which case, pypanel might not display correctly.
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                Jonathan Thiessen | 
                2008-01-13 | 
                
                   This patch for the clock creates a new mode where the TOD [Time Of Day] can
                   be displayed in MSDs [Mean Solar Days] where 0 <= Time < 1 and only the
                   right-hand side is returned.  There is support for variable radix [2-16] and
                   precision. In order to use the new mode, put 'MSDFRAC' somewhere in the
                   CLOCK_FORMAT string in your ~/.pypanelrc. For example -
   
                   CLOCK_FORMAT = "%Y:%m:%d.MSDFRAC" 
                   CLOCK_MSDFRAC = 1 
                   CLOCK_RADIX = 16 
                   CLOCK_PRECISION = 4
  
                   
                   At 12:00 you might get something like '2008:01:01.8000'. If the radix
                   was set to 10, you might get something like '2008:01:01.5000'. At
                   21:00, if the radix was 16 you might get something like '2008:01:01.E000'. 
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