Set Theory Clock

Set Theory Clock is a lightweight Yahoo! widget whose purpose is to help you make use of the principle of set theory to depict the time. The set theory is a mathematical concept that focuses on the study of sets (collection of objects). You can deploy the gadget on all Windows versions out there and make use of its capabilities, as long as you have Yahoo! Widget Engine deployed on the target computer.

It proves be a piece of cake to add the widget to your existing collection of Yahoo! gadgets. It takes nothing more than a simple setup process in order to place it on your screen. You are allowed to move it to the preferred position on the screen using drag-and-drop actions.

Set Theory Clock employs the mathematical principle of set theory to reveal the time on your desktop. The time is displayed in a 24-hour format, and you can determine it through the simple addition and multiplication of the glowing lights.

Although you cannot appeal to a help manual in order to find out extra details about how the time is shown based on the set theory concept, you can check out the ‘About’ section which provides several handy tips about how the widget operates.

No configuration settings are hidden under the hood. The widget does not come packed with any setup parameters of its own. You can appeal to several extra tweaking options offered by the Yahoo! Widget Engine platform in order to keep the main window on top of other panel, ignore all mouse events, disable the function used for dragging the widget with the mouse, as well as alter the transparency of the primary window.

Set Theory Clock provides a simple software solution for helping you check out the time from the comfort of your desktop using the set theory principle.