Alarm - A Handy App that Gets Little Attention
There are a few applications that are so handy as to be almost indispensable and yet seem to get very little attention. Some applications are written of time and time again. But I've seen very little on KAlarm. Perhaps it's because KOrganizer Reminder Daemon is integrated into KDE PIM and seems rather full-featured. But whatever the reason, I personally use KAlarm for my reminders.
Unlike KOrganizer it doesn't revolve around a daily calendar. Instead one just sets up reminders. I might use it to remind me of doctor or hair appointments, family get-togethers, favors I've committed to, or just anything that could get lost in my day to day routine.
The nicest feature is the choice of alarm.
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