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<p>In Debian 9, up to date version as of July 2 2017, vanilla
installation with XFCE desktop environment, I observed clock
issues (using default panel setup).</p>
<p>Clock does not remember its setting when set to <b>Layout:
Digital</b>. When clicking the close button to close the clock
applet's preferences window, all the text on the clock disappears.
I suspect it is replaced by empty format string. Similar goes for
tooltip text.<br>
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<p><b>Steps to reproduce:</b></p>
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<li>In clock applet's preferences set Layout to Digital.</li>
<li>Under Clock Options set Format to anything other than Custom
Format.</li>
<li>Click the Close button.</li>
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<p>Note that text on the clock disappears after closing the window.
If it does not work, try picking different clock layout before
reproducing the bug.<br>
</p>
<p>Using Custom Format works, but only as long as user does not open
preferences again and clicks close button. Clicking the close
button seemingly sets both fields to Custom Format and assigns
empty strings to them. Text disappears again.<br>
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