vtclock, a text-mode full-screen digital clock

vtclock [1] is a big text digital clock, it was created by

"Some students in the ACM Lab and Student Chapter Office at the University of Louisville decided to write a program to make productive use out of one of many DEC VT220 terminals they had lying around." [2]

The clock can bounce, 5 fonts and FIGlet fonts, display lines from file or command output just below the clock, and there are more, see this list of command-line options:

(0:01) -h help
(-:--) -b/-B turn bouncing on/off (default on)
(0:04) -d secs delay between each bounce step (default 30 secs)
(0:09) -1/-2/-3/-4/-5 select a font (default font #1)
(0:13) -c char use specified character for font drawing
(0:18) -v use bright solid inverse-video blocks
(-:--) -C/-V use normal font drawing characters (default)
(-:--) -k/-K blinking colons on/off (default off)
(0:23) -f file shows one line at a time from filename
(-:--) -p cmd shows one line at a time from output of command (via /bin/sh -c)
(0:23) -D secs delay between each message line (default 5 secs)
(-:--) -F font use a figlet font
(-:--) -F - use default figlet font

$$$#

* Ticking since 2002-02-26
* Version 0.0.20161228
* In C with ncurses
* By Darren Embry (dse) and Rob Hoeft (original)
* GPLv2

[ulfmusskacken]

could you please tell me how you set this up?

I have a raspberry pi 2 and an old monitor laying around and I need this exact result you're showing in your video.