Brett Robinson

Hey, thanks for using it! An hour/minute toggle would be pretty straightforward to implement following a similar method to the seconds toggle. I'll see what I can do!

Hmm, I'll have to do some investigating! It looks like the escape sequences are not being interpreted in that type of terminal environment.

Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate it! It should be fixed with 67b30d7.

The filesystem library was previously linked in the build, but was removed in commit 00e824f. I was using GCC 9, which doesn't require the library to be linked, and I...

The latest commit, ed3d60e, adds a conditional in cmake to link to `stdc++fs` if the compiler being used is GCC 8. Could you let me know if it now builds...

I'm glad you were able to get it working! If this is an issue that affects all `musl` systems, perhaps there should be a __Troubleshooting__ section added to the README.md...

The method used currently, where each binary column represents the value of a single clock digit, is an intentional design choice. The clock correctly and accurately displays the time as...

The current binary clock implementation displays the clock in [binary-coded decimal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal) encoding. An option to display the binary clock where each unit of time, hour, minute, and seconds encoded as...

I'm not sure adding an uninstall script option is as easy as it sounds. Currently, the __peaclock__ binary is the only file that gets installed. The binary file can be...

Interesting idea! Have you tried using a terminal multiplexer such as `tmux`? When I need multiple timers and stopwatches, I just make a couple split panes in tmux and run...