TzClock News:

	23/Mar/2009: This is a bug fix release with a few improvements. The amount of processor used should be reduced. Also the packages have been built for the latest distribution releases. The current version is now: 2.7.4.
	12/Sep/2008: There have been a few fixes and improvements made to TzClock. These include configuring the size of the font on the face and a command line option to change the hour markers. The current version is now: 2.7.2.
	15/May/2008: Following suggestions from a number of users a save preferences option has been added. This saves the current state in ".tzclockrc" within your home directory. The current version is now: 2.7.1.
	1/Feb/2008: TzClock is now part of the Fedora distribution and can be installed with "yum install tzclock".
	6/Aug/2007: TzClock is an XWindows GTK+ graphical Clock that can display the time around the world. It supports multiple faces showing different time zones. There is a stopwatch function that is accurate to a tenth of a second, plus there are many other nice features for you to discover. (Screenshot)
	Please read: The GNU General Public License (GPL)
	Download: To get your copy of TzClock go to the download page.

CopyClip News:

	23/Mar/2009: The second version has some improvements, including keeping the destination menu on the screen even when the icon is near the edge. Packages are available for most up to date distributions.
	12/Sep/2008: This is a new Gnome applet that allows you to copy the contents of the clipboard between machines. At the moment only text can be transfered. There are a number of controls to keep the link secure.
	Download: To get your copy of CopyClip go to the download page.