Well I got that by configuring my clock in KDE to use the plain clock instead of the digital. Then I picked the font it used and picked out the Indigo TrueType font that is installed in MDK 9.0 system. Just right click on your clock in KDE and do the same.
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Thanks alot man, these come in great handy! BTW, where did you get that funky clock? never seen different ones than the default three.. Thanks.
Well I got that by configuring my clock in KDE to use the plain clock instead of the digital. Then I picked the font it used and picked out the Indigo TrueType font that is installed in MDK 9.0 system. Just right click on your clock in KDE and do the same.