Features
A few of mauveine’s key features are:
- Analogue or digital clock
- Unlimited alarms (when used with a sound device connected to a speaker)
- Full support for daylight saving time and timezones
- Available in multiple (possibly poorly translated) languages (English, French, German, Polish)
- Extremely configurable
- clock design, fonts, colours, and the type and position of displayed info are all configurable from within mauveine
- Colours can be sent by reference to the same value as other colours such as a palette or the colour of a different user interface element
- Comes with a number of pre-built themes and support for custom theme creation
- Configure networking from within the application
- Designed with security in mind
- runs from its own user account which only has the privileges it needs to provide the software functions
- sensitive operations are protected by a PIN
- privileged account name and password are randomised by default
- Complexity of configuration can be toggled to suit the user
- Supports a wide variety of Raspberry Pi hardware (and will also run under X11 or Wayland (using Wayland’s X11 emulation) on Linux or WSL)
- Installable as a Debian package with support for automatic updates
- Includes a 3d printable SCAD model for a case that can be adapted to your own projects
- No web analytics, subscriptions, smart assistants, AI, phoning home or trying to sell you anything - it’s your device