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PieTime
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Desk clock for your Raspberry Pi.
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About
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PieTime lets you turn your Raspberry Pi into a desk clock. It's written in
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Python using PyGame framework.
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PieTime comes with three modules that allow displaying the clock, weather and
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set of pictures. These modules (also known as *cards*) are highly configurable,
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so you can tweak them to better suit your needs.
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Additionally, an API is provided for users who wish to write their own cards.
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Read on for an example of a card.
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Features
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With PieTime you can:
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* Choose any of the three builtin cards.
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* Configure display aspects (e.g. text color) of the cards.
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* Define card visibility intervals.
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* Set up screen blanking period for power saving.
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* Use the card API to create your own cards.
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Author, License and Attributions
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PieTime has been created and is developed by
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`Tomek Wójcik <https://www.bthlabs.pl/>`_.
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PieTime is licensed under the MIT License.
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PieTime uses the following 3rd party code and resources:
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* Open Sans font by Steve Matteson, (Apache License, Version 2.0),
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* Linea Weather 1.0 font by Dario Ferrando (CC BY 4.0),
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* PT Mono font by Paratype (SIL OFL, Version 1.1).
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