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Subject: World Clock "timezones"
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Greetings,

I'm looking for a world clock that helps me keep track
of time in different cities by showing me clocks for
multiple time zones. Preferably under X if not I don't
mind using a non-GUI based application.

I searched the /usr/ports for the string "clock" &
"timezone" but nothing from the description seems
relevant to what I want.

Any help is appreciated.



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regards,

"UNIX, it's a way of life."


		
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