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List:       kde
Subject:    Re: [kde] Clock
From:       Charles Bacon <crtb () cape ! com>
Date:       2008-02-19 17:33:42
Message-ID: 20080219112146.O874 () tomato ! local
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Here's my solution: crontab, a tiny shell script, and a suitable .au
file for /dev/au.
  	Chuck Bacon -- crtb@cape.com
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On Fri, 15 Feb 2008, sean wrote:

> Does anyone know if the clock can be made to chime on the hour, 1/2
> hour, or some optional setting?
>
> 				Thanks
> 				Sean
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Here's my solution: crontab, a tiny shell script, and a suitable .au
file for /dev/au.
  	Chuck Bacon -- crtb@cape.com
  		ABHOR SECRECY -- DEFEND PRIVACY

----- Add to your .crontab if you have one, otherwise invent your own -----
# Sample crontab entry fires off the cuckoo clock once per hour, exc. at night.
0 8-22 * * * "/home/crtb/music/sounds/cuckoo.clock"

----- copy this along with cuckoo.au into your own bin directory -----
#!/bin/sh
# Play the cuckoo clock for the most recent hour
hr=`date "+%l"`;
while [ $hr -gt 0 ] ; do
    cat ~/bin/cuckoo.au > /dev/audio
    hr=`expr $hr - 1`
done
["cuckoo.au" (AUDIO/Basic)]

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