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Some of you may know I'm a fan of natural time. I literally run my computer with a local timezone set to solar. Thank goodness XFCE lets me add more than one clock to my panel so I also have civil time.
But I also wanted to keep track of the other kinds of natural time in a single interface. So let's just make everything a clock.
These clock will tell you the time of the day, month, year, all in natural terms for your location. What I like about this verse some more complicated astronomical clocks is each thing being tracked is uses the same visual expression, vs this.
This 2nd version includes estimates on the solar activity cycle, and a few other small details.
These may be better opened in their own tab.
If there is interest, I could write an article on how to create a local solar timezone in Linux using the equation of time to stay up to date. Just let me know.