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Originally Posted by slarti View Post
This would also be very useful. Actually, my next suggestion would have been something like this. Maybe still keep the alarms in the "application","clock" -domain, if it's possible from another application. My reasoning for this is that you have all the alarms
(not calendar events etc.) in the same place where they can be seen and enabled/disabled. I haven't got a clue if any of this is actually possible or if alarms set from other applications than the clock would show up in the clock UI...
That's what I'd like also, but I have not looked at this in detail at all yet, let alone experiment. But the couple posts you've provided with information about the D-Bus API is great help when I start.

Yes. I use my phone every morning as an alarm clock. I'm usually the first one up and I'd like my phone to do stuff when I wake up, like switch the profile to ringing, turn on a light and maybe wake up my computer. The trouble with this is that I don't go to work at the same time every day. So I use a recurring alarm that is always the same name but I change the enabled/disabled state and/or time the previous evening.
I have pretty much the same use case as yourself, except that for me the children act as an alarm clock. Perhaps how I've set this up might help on current ProfileMatic version:

basically I put my phone to flight mode + power saving during night to preserve battery. But since the time I go to sleep varies a lot, I've done it with time + idle condition. So between 21 - 08 my phone goes to power saving + flight mode (with restore previous) when phone has been idle for 1h. When I wake up, first thing I do is (naturally) say hello to my loved N9. This exits power saving + flight mode which connects to my home WiFi. My morning wake up rule is then from 6:00 - 8:00 when I'm connected to wifi, and it does whatever actions I want when waking up.

Sounds more complex than it is by the multitude of words I used.
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