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2012-09-18
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2012-09-18
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Paste this one-liner into xterm:
Obviously edit times etc as required.Code:SOUNDFILE="/usr/share/sounds/game-chess_illegal_move.wav" ; while true ; do aplay $SOUNDFILE; sleep 50; aplay $SOUNDFILE; sleep 10 ; done
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2012-09-18
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while true ; do amixer sset 'Master',0 20000; sleep 50; amixer sset 'Master',0 10000; sleep 10 ; done
I have to say its more responsive and better supported than my n900 but my n900 is still going strong three years after I bought it and has had much rougher treatment than the Samsung (2 new screens and a USB repair) in its lifetime.
Moving back to my old phone was an experience; I'd forgotten half of the things I needed to do to operate it! I'm also missing a few apps that I've become completely dependent on over the last year.
Does anyone know of a timer app that will do intervals for circuit training, boxing etc? I have one called impetus on my SII. I need something that I can set a first interval, say 3 mins, followed by a second interval, say 30 secs, and then loop it 10 times. The app would then play a sound (bell usually) at the end of each interval. So you have work/rest/work/etc all programmed in.
Any help or pointers appreciated - I have googled and searched this forum but all I found was a post where something was done in code - considering I can hardly remember how to use my n900's basic features this is probably beyond me without a real idiot proof, step by step explanation.
Thanks, Stu.