On Mon, 2003-12-22 at 11:19, Rodrigo Moya wrote:
> your problem is that there is no stored date for the last notification,
> so the alarm daemon thinks the last notification was in 1/1/1970, so it
> shows you all alarms since then :-(
>
> It should probably just use the current time as the last notification
> date if that setting is not set.
>
Ok, that explains not only the many alarms that I got this morning, but
also the long past-due alarms when I haven't logged in to this system
(my laptop) for a few days. In some circumstances I can understand
wanting these past-due alarms, but frankly, in general they are mostly
just a nuisance. I still think that it would be better if it was
possible for the user to decide to only have alarms as they happen and
ignore anything overdue.
/dwight
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