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Very customizable beautiful clock. There are 2 versions exist (they may co-exist): - Digital Clock 4 - discontinued, not recommended - Digital Clock 5 - discontinued, replacement for Digital Clock 4 Digital Clock 4 final version is 4.7.9 Digital Clock 5 final version is 5.2.2 Nothing special is required to start using this clock. Just launch it and enjoy! When it starts, apart from the clock itself, a small tray icon appears. This tray icon can be used to call the clock...

A modern, feature-rich, dark-themed clock application for Linux desktops, built with Python and PyQt6. Designed to be both beautiful and functional, it provides all the essential time-keeping tools in one place. The application remains active in the system tray when closed, ensuring your alarms and timers are never missed.

Internet radio alarm clock with a weather display based on the Raspberry Pi Zero W version micro-controller board.

...I have tried to make program intuitive while at the same time very functional. Tree of its many functions are: Wake computer from sleepmode and auto adjust power settings so that sleepwaking is seamless. Auto adjust system volume so that even if you forget to adjust the system volume after setting the alarm you will still be able to hear it go off. Set the time by dragging the analog clock pointers. Even though this is unnecessary it is still very neat and i think many users will appreciate it. There are still features i would like to add, and the design is probably not final.

TassOS is a beta Operating System (of sorts...) with many cool features. I used http://screwthelotofyou.webs.com for the Alarm Clock and Games, which is why i did not get rid of that portion of code to give them credit.

Alarm-Clock is an easy-to-use application that can help you set-up reminders and simple notifications. The application also allows you to run any application or system command instead of the alarm.

A reliable, simple, and intuitive alarm clock application for any Java supported operating system.

A java based alarm clock with a skinned main window. It can run files or play sounds at specific times and can handle any number of alarms in military time or am/pm style.