ClockSaverWin
Screensaver

An Analog Clock Screen Saver based on the "KClock" saver from the KDE Desktop found on Linux/Unix distributions.

ClockSaverWin is a recreation of the "KClock" screensaver usually included in the K-Desktop Environment (KDE) on Linux/Unix systems. It is an analog clock screensaver with customizable colors. You can have the clock move around the screen, or simply just sit right in the middle of the screen.

I tried the best I could to clone KClock, but if it's not perfect, I'm sorry, I did the best I could and hope my rendition of KClock does it justice.

Some kind programmer ported KClock over to the Mac OS X system. If you are also a Mac user and like the KClock style screensaver, head over to http://clocksaver.sourceforge.net/ for a Mac version.

If you also use Linux/Unix you can get KClock by installing KDE for your distribution. It is possible to use KClock while under a different desktop environment such as Gnome, but I don't recall if it requires any special tweaking to do so.

Internet Explorer is required is because the actual clock face and movement itself uses Vector Markup Language (VML) and Internet Explorer is used for rendering.

Comes in an installer with uninstaller. Uninstall is accessed through your control panel > add/remove programs or via the Programs menu.