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How would i go about making something similar? Im not asking for a programming lesson just an idea of how to write one for the n900. Is it best to write it as a QT app for this kinda thing? Making the background all nice etc? i would look at the source code for eggtimer, however it is closed source so no can do! Prehaps someone might know of a similar app/style that I could take a look at the source?