An ASCII-art clock.
 I know it works at the console, in xterm, and its derivatives.
 It uses ANSI escape sequences for positioning.  If your terminal
 doesn't play nice circa VT100, expect the clock to move.

Usage:
        -black  Set black foreground
        -red    Set red foreground
        -green  Set green foreground
        -yellow Set yellow foreground
        -blue   Set blue foreground
        -purple Set purple foreground
        -cyan   Set cyan foreground
        -white  Set white foreground
        -24     Set 24 hour
        -12     Set 12 hour

 	http://qaa.ath.cx/aclock.tbz
 
	(c) 2005, 2008, Christopher J. McKenzie, under the 
	terms of the GNU Public License, incorporated
	herein by reference.
	

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