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title: "terrahour"
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category: "Terminal and shell"
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tagline: "A world clock and meeting planner for the terminal, with a day and night map."
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source: "pipx"
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package: "terrahour"
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command: "terrahour"
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code: "https://github.com/ACoci86/terrahour"
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---
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## What it is
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terrahour is a world clock for the terminal. It shows a map of the world with day and night on it and, for every city you add, its local time and working hours. A row at the bottom shows when everyone is at their desk at once, which makes it a quick way to find a meeting time across time zones. It also warns you about upcoming daylight saving changes.
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## Why it's here
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- **Meetings across time zones.** See overlapping working hours at a glance.
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- **Always at hand.** It runs in any terminal, without opening a website.
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## On CoreDesktop
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terrahour is a Python app, installed with pipx so it gets its own environment. Type `terrahour`, then press `a` to add a city and `?` to see every key. `update` upgrades it with the other pipx apps, and rebuilds it if an Arch Python upgrade would otherwise break it.
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