ChangeLog:
1.3
- added manpage, thanks Jasper for writing it!

1.2
- reformat xturc.h and XCCP.h to stop compilers complaining

Homepage:
 http://core.de/~coto/projects/xtu


Description:
xtu, in short, is just another clock for X.

The main feature is, that it can grab it's actual background and
use that for itself. So, it looks like it would be transparent (and
it is, if you specify to use the shape extension). So just run
xmountains and the clock really is transparent!

TolleUhr uses a config file (~/.xturc) where all color, pixmaps
and forms are stored. If none is found, it will install a file
with default values. Adapt as you please. All included options are
available as command line options and app-defaults as well.
TolleUhr can use Imlib for it's pixmaps, just edit the Imakefile
and add "-DUSE_IMLIB" (it's there, but commented out). This way
you can use a lot of different pixmap file formats, while without
it your limited to xpm's.

You can move the window by just pressing the mouse and moving it
around. You can resize the window with the "hidden" resizer
at the right bottom.
There are some keys active. Move the mouse into the window and
press:
- q for quitting
- h reread config files, including app-defaults
- w for toggling shadows of the hands
- s switching seconds hands on or off
- r resize to pixmap, if we use a pixmap as background (only if
    not using imlib, in this case the pixmap gets resized)
- i print informations about window position and size
    (very handy for adapting your .xsession/.xinitrc)
- u for forcing an update of the window

To install just adapt the Imakefile (the default should work, if
you use XFree86 or X.org).

Please report problems, failures and suggestions to me.
Thanks.

xtu uses the XColorContext for the color management.
XCC is Copyright 1994,1995 John L. Cwikla. Thanks John!

Tom
 coto@core.de

