Thanks, I new there'd be some problems and things... I'm going to play with this on my other tablet (fresh Diablo install) to see if I can reproduce some of the errors. The line most people have had problems with (line 73 in flipclock.py) is what setups the "stop doing anything when the tablet is idle"; it's not 100% critical to operation of the clock, but does help a little with power management/etc. Works fine on my tablet here and obviously Ciro didn't have issues, so maybe it has to do with a bug in the version of Python or OS2008 that you have installed? Would somebody mind trying updating it to read:
ci.device.set_device_state_callback(ci_eventHandle rs.deviceStateChangeEvent, system_inactivity=True)

And see if that makes any difference? Again I'll try here and see if I can reproduce the error...

Ciro:
"Everything make sense but the the alarm setting is begin to became a bit confuse: when the actual day alarm is disabled it should show the alarm enabled for next day" - Yea right now it just looks for the alarm that's set that day; I couldn't think of how to show what day the alarm was set for, so I figured showing for the current day was okay, though it should really go gray out once the time of that alarm has passed... If you can suggest a better way (visually) of showing the next alarm, I can roll it into the code no problemo.

"I REALLY hate the standard 'Open file' dialog" - yea me too, it was a bit of a last minute toss in because I was more focused on getting sounds to play and things than actually how to choose them. I figured this was a good "Temp measure" until we could merge the concepts and stuff you had from your Youamp Media player thing there into the clock.

Still some bugs and lots of room for improvements!