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A locale plugin with has the ability to make computers on a local linux network sound the alarm if it is left unanswered after some fixed number of times the alarm sounds when a locale condition is effect.
e.g. reminders go onto home sound system when at home but not otherwise.
This will require some way to indicate that you have heard the alarm and do not want it to sound on the whole system (e.g. in bath or otherwise occupied). It should then just keep sounding on the device only.
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Done in commit d041a58 and commit cbe7877. The "seen" flag is set by clicking on the notification (and only that: simply opening the app doesn't set it). As a necessary feature of this implementation, clicking on a notification will now take you to the specific timer that raised the notification.
This is only a condition; you'll still need suitable actions to attach to it, but they will not be part of the Timer project, so closing this issue.
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A locale plugin with has the ability to make computers on a local linux network sound the alarm if it is left unanswered after some fixed number of times the alarm sounds when a locale condition is effect.
e.g. reminders go onto home sound system when at home but not otherwise.
This will require some way to indicate that you have heard the alarm and do not want it to sound on the whole system (e.g. in bath or otherwise occupied). It should then just keep sounding on the device only.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: