GTK Alarm 0.10
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Ian Larsen <bluesmani@yahoo.com>

This is a gtk version of an alarm clock.
It will execute any system command that is typed into the
"Command:" box at the time specified.

To compile, you must have gtk+ 1.1.15 or higher.  This is available
from www.gtk.org.

Before Compiling:
Make sure that you have the GNU c++ compiler (g++), and
make sure that your gtk-config program points to the latest 
version of gtk that you have installed.  You can test this by typing:

 gtk-config --version

To compile and install:
Make sure you are in the GtkAlarm
directory and are root, and type:

 make
 make install

If you ever want to uninstall, type:

 make uninstall

from the GtkAlarm directory.
If you want to clean out the directory of unnecessary files
after you install, type:

 make clean

To run the program, type:

 gtkalarm

To use it, just type in a command to start an executable.
I usually start x11amp and have it play songs in an MP3 directory.
As an example, the command for this is:

x11amp ~/MP3/*

Note that a background symbol "&" is not necessary; it will be added automatically by the program.

When you have entered the appropriate command and time, click the
Set Alarm button to activate the alarm.

The alarm is capable of executing any command, not just an 
audio player.  This allows it to be used for any timed 
events.

To test the command without setting the alarm, click Test.
Remember, when the alarm is set, and subsequent changes to the alarm time have no effect.

This version was built using GNU g++ and gtk+ 1.2
It has been tested on a RedHat 5.2 and a Debian box.  Please let
me know if you have any problems compiling.

Send bug reports and suggestions to:
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|      Ian Larsen          |
|   bluesmani@yahoo.com    |
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