Clocker 2000

Clocker 2000 is a tiny desktop clock that shows the current date and time on the screen and lets you customize some settings. It can be handled with ease by all types of users looking for ways to personalize their operating system, even those inexperienced with such apps.

The setup procedure is a speedy task that shouldn't give you any trouble, since there are no special options, third-party offers, or software requirements. By the look of it, it's clear that Clocker 2000 hasn't received updates for a long time.

At startup, it shows a small horizontal bar with a black background and green text, displaying the current date and time (12-hour format). It stays on top of other windows by default and can be moved to any spot on the screen with the aid of the mouse cursor.

By opening the right-click menu, you can disable the always-on-top option, opt for a long format date to view the name of the day and month, change the text and panel color, tinker with font preferences (type, style, size, script), as well as save the current configuration details or restore settings to default.

Although it hasn't been updated for a long time, Clocker 2000 worked smoothly in our tests, without triggering the OS to hang, crash or indicate errors. It left a small footprint on the computer's performance, thanks to the fact that it needed a low amount of CPU and RAM to function normally.

On the other hand, the application has just a standard set of options and doesn't make room for advanced settings for more experienced users. Nevertheless, you can test it for yourself, since it's free for non-commercial use.