OMG it's ME in the SYS:Tools !

[r-tea]

I was absolutely pleasantly surprised I noticed my program in the official AROS One distro! 
It's Daysleeper from SYS:Tools
What a nice surprise. I'm glad it's worth enough to have its place there.
I can see some AROS specific adds in the source code.

[miker1264]

I was absolutely pleasantly surprised I noticed my program in the official AROS One distro! 
It's Daysleeper from SYS:Tools
What a nice surprise. I'm glad it's worth enough to have its place there.
I can see some AROS specific adds in the source code.

What does daysleeper do? What are it's features?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

I was absolutely pleasantly surprised I noticed my program in the official AROS One distro! 
It's Daysleeper from SYS:Tools
What a nice surprise. I'm glad it's worth enough to have its place there.
I can see some AROS specific adds in the source code.

Thank you r-tea for developing it, by the way, I noticed on the OS4 screenshot a different Skin, how do you add/change the Skin?

[r-tea]

I'm not sure I understand your question correctly.The OS4 screenshot from Daysleeper's archive took the person who helped me test Daysleeper on OS4. I had nothing to do with that skin. A developer don't need to care about window's skin. It's fully up to OS skinning system and user's preferences.

[miker1264]

I was absolutely pleasantly surprised I noticed my program in the official AROS One distro! 
It's Daysleeper from SYS:Tools
What a nice surprise. I'm glad it's worth enough to have its place there.
I can see some AROS specific adds in the source code.

Thank you r-tea for developing it, by the way, I noticed on the OS4 screenshot a different Skin, how do you add/change the Skin?

So Daysleeper is some type of timer device?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

I'm not sure I understand your question correctly.The OS4 screenshot from Daysleeper's archive took the person who helped me test Daysleeper on OS4. A had nothing to do with that skin. A developer don't need to care about window's skin. It's fully up to OS skinning system and user's preferences.

See attached image, to me it looks like an internal Daysleeper skin

[r-tea]

Do you mean the clock image, or the window frames?

[Mazze]

So Daysleeper is some type of timer device?

It's in the archives:
http://archives.aros-exec.org/?function=showfile&file=utility/misc/daysleeper.i386-aros.lha

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Do you mean the clock image, or the window frames?

Yes I mean  the clock image

[r-tea]

@AMIGASYSTEM
No, it's not an internal skin of Daysleeper. I had nothing to do with it. It's up to system. Particularly, it's up to MUI and ZUNE. It's simly clock.mcc
On each system it looks different. Also the version of clock.mcc matters.

@miker1264
Daysleeper helps you to turn off your computer while you sleep. For example right after a film ends :-)

[AMIGASYSTEM]

@AMIGASYSTEM
No, it's not an internal skin of Daysleeper. I had nothing to do with it. It's up to system. Particularly, it's up to MUI and ZUNE. It's simly clock.mcc
On each system it looks different. Also the version of clock.mcc matters.

Got it, did a little test on the fly on AROS One, not easy to center the image 

EDIT:

Of course I did this just for fun, also because Daysleeper does not save Zune preferences, and urilizes the default Zune config (global.prefs)