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| otaclock | otaclock-mgx-emulator |
This is not the original Konami Otaclock (2006), it's a re-imagined widget.
This otaclock implementation features:
- Pomodoro clock (replacing the original alarm clock),
- MGX boot sequence,
- light (optional) chatbot integration (Anthropic, OpenAI).
It is written in Go and renders with Ebitengine.
- Go 1.26+
- Building on Linux needs the GL/X11 and ALSA development headers (Ebitengine uses CGO on Linux):
libgl1-mesa-devlibxrandr-devlibxcursor-devlibxinerama-devlibxi-devlibxxf86vm-devlibasound2-dev(seetask install-linux-deps).
- Building for Windows needs nothing extra — it cross-compiles with
CGO_ENABLED=0from any platform. - Building for macOS must be done on a Mac (with the Xcode command-line tools)
- Window transparency on Linux/X11 requires a running compositor.
(Optional) environment variables:
ANTHROPIC_API_KEYOPENAI_API_KEYOTA_LLM_PROVIDER(claude|openai)OTA_24H_CLOCK(1/true)ANTHROPIC_MODELOPENAI_MODEL
Controls:
- Drag the widget to move it.
- Double-click the widget to toggle the chat panel; type
exit(or pressEscwhen the chat is closed) to dismiss. - Right-click the widget for the Pomodoro tools menu.
- Ctrl +
+/-to scale the widget; drag the edges to resize. - Click the Pomodoro countdown to pause/resume; double-click to restart.
# running with go
go run mian.gotask build-windows # dist/otaclock2-windows-amd64.exe (cross-compiles anywhere)
task build-linux # dist/otaclock2-linux-amd64 (CGO; build on Linux)
task build-macos # dist/otaclock2-darwin-<arch> (CGO; can only build on a Mac)
task build-all # local binary + Windows cross-compileA GUI app in a container needs the host's X11 socket/display shared with the container. Pass an audio device (e.g. /dev/snd) if sound is needed.
$ docker pull aamillan/otaclock:master
$ xhost +
access control disabled, clients can connect from any host
$ docker run --rm -it \
--name otaclock2 \
-e DISPLAY="$DISPLAY" \
-v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix:rw \
--device /dev/snd \
aamillan/otaclock:master