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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.

Clockwise - Timer A digital timer designed for people who need extra support keeping track of time. A good area of use is on student computers in elementary school, high school or other post-secondary education. For people who want to keep track of time on their own instead of, for example, timers in the classroom or at home. Developed in Python by Sigge Arkestål, a 5:th grade student from Sweden.

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.

A fully customizable and extensible talking alarm clock. Alarm can start your computer (bios-dependent) and read user-defined text. Text can include live data (date, time, weather, schedule, news, etc) as defined by the user and play music or Lastfm.

Linux drivers for Rolsen MNT-101 (Pegasus Mobile NoteTaker) digital pen.

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.

GAC is a GTK alarm clock application written in Python and it's desktop independent.