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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.

... - Time Tracking: Start, pause, resume, and stop your work timer - Workday Management: Set daily work hour goals and break requirements - Visual Feedback: Real-time display of elapsed time and remaining work time - Finish Time Estimation: Predicts when your workday will end based on current progress - Statistics: View your work patterns and productivity metrics - Data Visualization: Charts showing your daily work durations - System Tray Integration: Minimize to system tray and receive notifications - Persistent Storage: Automatically saves your work sessions and settings - Cross-platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux

An alarm clock based on the anime "Steins;Gate". Enjoy!

Requires Python 2.5 or greater and associated wxPython. This is a "gadget" like object for your desktop. It allows you to pick a sound (WAV) file to play for the alarm. The alarms are persistent datetime objects, so they can be created for future days.

The ORCA Project Our Rad Clock/ Alarm Depends on Python and mpg123, plays music at a designated time. The usual features of an alarm clock, designed for low-end and upward systems.

Dave's Stupid Alarm Clock is a pyQt-based alarm clock for those of us with insomnia problems. It supports multiple alarms, snooze, mp3 playback, and so forth.