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# Linear Clock
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Linear Clock is an analogue clock in the form of a line instead of a circle. It's meant to be used in programs like i3bar.
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The program uses Braille characters to represent time. The top row represents progress in the day, the middle for progress in the hour, and the bottom row is for minutes. Once per second, the program outputs up to thirty Braille characters, for a total of sixty dots per row. Each dot represents 1/60th of the unit. This means that one dot in the bottom row represents one second; however, one dot in the top row does NOT equal one hour (there are twenty four hours in a day, but sixty dots).
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