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Faced with the need to introduce time factor in the chess games with friends, I decided to program a simple clock, to make the games more exciting. I thought it could serve others. Chronos it’s a simple but effective chess timer.

Hybrid textual/Graphical Gnu/Linux evolved interface.

Created by Shuai W. with QT Creator (C++) - PNG processor - color calibration - HSV colors - Make image profile and save profile - Binning, Offset, Gray scale and Cropping - Image drifting! (setup the drifting timer and pixelwidth) - Generate chess pattern with wanted colors and offset of positions Have fun :)

sasuketiimer(2009.04-) looks like the timer shown at the right upper corner on Sasuke, a Japanese program, inspired me to make this timer when I learn programming. It also contains some simple tools related to time management.

A simple application for displaying time-remaining for an event, such as for cooking, chess playing, debate speech timing, or governing floor-time at a public speaking event, such as paper presentations. The numbers appear large enough to be seen at a distance, or the display can be shrunk into the corner of a presentation screen. The time-remaining display changes color, as a warning, near end of the duration. Display also shows elapsed time, and has a pause/resume button. The...

Chess Timer is a chess clock program, used to time and set limits (with increment) on conventional chess games. See features for details. Download the new, rough around the edges, v4, or stick with the reliable, but ugly (refer to screenshots), v3.3.

A go or chess timer written in python. Go timer can be used instead of a stand alone go or chess timer when playing a game on a real life board.

KChessClock is a chess clock for Linux and KDE. KChessClock can be used instead of a conventional chess timer when two humans are playing chess on a conventional chessboard.