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Right now Chimery chimes all the chimes when you accidentally create a schedule for timepoints in the past. Which is a thing that can especially happen with #1. Handle that better, probably by mostly ignoring those timepoints.

Right now the systray icon doesn't show until the first chime begins.

Currently Chimery always puts things in the current day, should probs switch to doing QDateTime everywhere instead of using currentDate + QTime. It'll be better because it'll be doing things correctly instead of the hack you have in there for no good reason now. Yay!

(This currently means the app doesn't work at all between 23:55 and 00:00 and means that it doesn't work super well when you try and set it for a time in a future day.)

(You could also do a complete hack and make sure that any timepoints that are already past are put into the next day, but you'd want to make sure that you infer correctly, since timepoints that already past could totally happen if someone triggers a schedule a few minutes after they set it up.)

When you're mid session, it'd be nice to know how long the current chime is, what the schedule is... etc.

The whole schedule UI is bad, but this specific bug is just about how if you want to adjust the gap settings you have to adjust it for every single cycle.

You should be able to save schedules as templates that you can easily load. Because that's a thing I want to actually do most mornings.

Again, on Linux (Qt 5.2.something).

I can look into it. Don't know anything about Qt though.

When you press enter on a schedule, it should go.

#6 and #5 probably need a settings menu item of some kind, so I should make one.

Scripts that get run along with the chimes, to say, adjust the lights in my room by talking with my lightswitch.

Which is, weirdly, an actual serious usecase.