Probably a minority sport, but if anyone uses Gnome on OpenBSD You can make the Azclock Desktop Widget clock work by removing 2 lines from 1 file. Its a beautiful analogue clock. (note: the weather part of the widget won't work)
Install the widget Easiest way us to use the connector package below: gnome-browser-connector Install from here: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/5156/desktop-clock/ Then in: ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/elements/ Edit the file, weather.js, and remove these 2 lines: (I think this is a dependency on a Linux Network Manager library) Line 8: import NM from 'gi://NM'; Line 19: Gio._promisify(NM.Client, 'new_async'); Voila, a beautiful clock on Gnome desktop.
