Analog Clock Screensaver
for Ubuntu 14.04 (and newer 64bit)

UPDATE:
added binary anclock (tar.gz) for ubuntu 64bit - compiled on Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS

I always missed Analog Clock Screensaver such as kclock from Kubuntu.

Binary package known as "anclock" ver. 1.0.1 previously owned by PT2K
could be found here:
http://packages.agilialinux.ru/package_tree/userland/8.0/x86/repository/gnome//gnome-clock-screensaver-1.0.1-i686-1.txz
Now it is unavailable so I uploaded it once to GoogleDrive:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4muzHWfZOTjSm9LV3VmY0tBNU0
now also available at File section: anclock_oryg.tar.gz

Although this package contains .xml and .desktop, they were totally unusable for me in Ubuntu 14.04, so I decided to write it on my own.

Both anclock.desktop and anclock.xml are included here with binary anclock from the package above.

Installation instructions:
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BE AWARE that this destroys previously installed "abstractile" screensaver. If you want it back you'll have to reinstall xscreensaver-data package using for example synaptic. Or make backup of these three files from commands below.

I don't know why but simply copying files to appropriate directories of xscreensaver does not take effect!
So I simply renamed those three files as "abstractile" and replaced that screensaver with "anclock" using these commands in terminal, where have files uncompressed, as root:

$ cp anclock.desktop /usr/share/applications/screensavers/abstractile.desktop
$ cp anclock.xml /usr/share/xscreensaver/config/abstractile.xml
$ cp anclock /usr/lib/xscreensaver/abstractile

or you can simply run included bash script "copy_files".

NOTICE:
Uploaded new; this work originally was on gnome-look.org but for unknown reason to me disappeared.