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Alarm Clock

1.4.3

GTK Other Utility

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Homepage: Link
Downloads: 2599

Submitted: Jan 30 2008
Updated: May 13 2011

Description:

Application changed its name and it's available here:

http://gnome-automate.net/downloads
http://gtk-apps.org/content/show.php/GNOME+Automate?content=141699

Changelog:

- Fixed displaying of "Time left" column - now with gdk_threads_enter, so alarm-clock won't freeze from time to time when window is visible
- Fixed memory leaks
- Fixed birthday support
- Enabled focus on entry widget on birthday dialog
- Renamed "Add alarm" dialog to "Alarm properties"

License: GPL

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great prog

by alucard87 on: May 18 2008

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alucard87

the prog is very cool, yet one another feature would make it even better - repeating of the sound when the alarm rings until the user reacts to it - when I was using KDE, kalarm rang like hell until i switched it off - a great feature for waking up in the morning :)

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Re: great prog

by sabby7890 on: Jun 21 2008

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So Alarm Clock will be ringing as hell, too:)

Cheers,
Tomasz Sałaciński
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CPU Usage

by tsujan on: Sep 14 2008

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tsujan

Alarm Clock is my favorite scheduling application after Remind. However, the version 0.9.12 has a problem: it takes more than 90% of CPU when running a (sound?) alarm.

I think 0.9.3 is the best version up to now.

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Re: CPU Usage

by sabby7890 on: Sep 14 2008

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Hmm... it's true. I'll need to take a closer look on this. Thanks for noticing this.

Cheers,
Tomasz Sałaciński
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v 0.9.15 is out

by tsujan on: Sep 26 2008

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tsujan

Alarm Clock 0.9.15 is all right and works seamlessly.

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Awesome

by CITguy on: Oct 31 2008

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I love the application. I've been looking for a simple app like this for a while now. Thanks a lot.

CITguy
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A Note

by CITguy on: Oct 31 2008

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I thought I'd let you know that the sound events don't work if totem is open.

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Request.

by illbashu on: Jan 29 2009

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I love the program, but can you add better way to add exceptions to the schedule? Like instead of adding one date at a time maybe date one to date to, IE. jan 1 2008 to jan 23 2008 something like that. Thx for the great program.

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Re: Request.

by sabby7890 on: Aug 6 2009

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Right now there is such an option:)

Cheers,
Tomasz Sałaciński
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Alarm Clock

GTK Other Utility

Application changed its name and it's available here: http://gnome-automate.net/downloads http://gtk-apps.org/content/show.php/GNOME+Automate?content=141699

- Fixed displaying of "Time left" column - now with gdk_threads_enter, so alarm-clock won't freeze from time to time when window is visible - Fixed memory leaks - Fixed birthday support - Enabled focus on entry widget on birthday dialog - Renamed "Add alarm" dialog to "Alarm properties"

great prog

the prog is very cool, yet one another feature would make it even better - repeating of the sound when the alarm rings until the user reacts to it - when I was using KDE, kalarm rang like hell until i switched it off - a great feature for waking up in the morning :)

Re: great prog

So Alarm Clock will be ringing as hell, too:)

CPU Usage

Alarm Clock is my favorite scheduling application after Remind. However, the version 0.9.12 has a problem: it takes more than 90% of CPU when running a (sound?) alarm. I think 0.9.3 is the best version up to now.

Re: CPU Usage

Hmm... it's true. I'll need to take a closer look on this. Thanks for noticing this.

v 0.9.15 is out

Alarm Clock 0.9.15 is all right and works seamlessly.

Awesome

I love the application. I've been looking for a simple app like this for a while now. Thanks a lot.

A Note

I thought I'd let you know that the sound events don't work if totem is open.

Request.

I love the program, but can you add better way to add exceptions to the schedule? Like instead of adding one date at a time maybe date one to date to, IE. jan 1 2008 to jan 23 2008 something like that. Thx for the great program.

Re: Request.

Right now there is such an option:)

Application changed its name and it's available here:

http://gnome-automate.net/downloads
http://gtk-apps.org/content/show.php/GNOME+Automate?content=141699

- Fixed displaying of "Time left" column - now with gdk_threads_enter, so alarm-clock won't freeze from time to time when window is visible
- Fixed memory leaks
- Fixed birthday support
- Enabled focus on entry widget on birthday dialog
- Renamed "Add alarm" dialog to "Alarm properties"

Alarm Clock is my favorite scheduling application after Remind. However, the version 0.9.12 has a problem: it takes more than 90% of CPU when running a (sound?) alarm.

I think 0.9.3 is the best version up to now.