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A random suggestion:
Maybe some way to "stop" the alarm when you're sure you've woken up (i.e. after solving a few somewhat-complex math problems?)

Eagerly waiting the next release though, victim of the vibration problem

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Was already mentioned.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=27

vibration Problem here also.

Donjoe

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my bad. sorry

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soo... any news on this? :[

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I've decided to revert to the old (0.2) behaviour, plus vibration and fixed system volume; I'm currently trying to nail down a rather elusive bug I introduced...
Should be out in a few days, sorry for keeping you waiting.

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great! i was hoping this wasn't dead

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EvilAlarm 0.4 is now in extras devel:
* Revert to old playback mechanism, plus better volume control
* Vibration can be configured in alarm settings and should no longer silence alarm
* Make full screen alarm optional (and off by default)

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thank you! (i haven't tried it yet, not at home..)

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Suggestion: Make the alarm silence while the phone moves. This way it will instantly stop when you start moving but it will restart immediately if you didn't move enough :D

This way you will not annoy others for a long time.

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Hi cpulvermacher,

this is a really cute application. I'm using it from time to time when I really need to get up by time. But I'm currently looking to combine EvilAlarm with SleepAnalyser so the alarm doesn't get off at a fixed time but when you are in a light sleep phase. caco3, the author of SleepAnalyser, already confirmed that he could implement the ability to start an external program as "alarm". Now it would be very kind if you could add some commandline switch to EvilAlarm so it could get triggered by SleepAnalyser (if there isn't already such cmdline switch).

Example: called as "evilalarm --now" immediately starts evilalarm without settings window, using already stored settings. Called without any argument (like menu item or desktop launcher does) would bring up the settings window.