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Now there seems to be a third party GUI tool to set the snooze timeout. But I NEVER want any snooze. I always wake up on the first ring. And often I wake up before the alarm and I'm in, and when the alarm clock rings, I'm in toilet or kitchen, where I cannot stop the alarm.

But it seems there is no way to completely disable snoozing from the alarm clock not even from the command line:

timedclient-qt5 --set-snooze=0 says: default snooze set to 0

But that actually seems to keep the old value, not disable it.

Now there seems to be a third party GUI tool to set the snooze timeout. But I NEVER want any snooze. I always wake up on the first ring. And often I wake up before the alarm and I'm in, and when the alarm clock rings, I'm in toilet or kitchen, where I cannot stop the alarm.

But it seems there is no way to completely disable snoozing from the alarm clock not even from the command line:

timedclient-qt5 --set-snooze=0 says: default snooze set to 0

But that actually seems to keep the old value, not disable it.

Now there seems to be a third party GUI tool to set the snooze timeout. But I NEVER want any snooze. I always wake up on the first ring. And often I wake up before the alarm and I'm in, and when the alarm clock rings, I'm in toilet or kitchen, where I cannot stop the alarm.

But it seems there is no way to completely disable snoozing from the alarm clock not even from the command line:

timedclient-qt5 --set-snooze=0 says: default snooze set to 0

But that actually seems to keep the old value, not disable it.

Now there seems to be a third party GUI tool to set the snooze timeout. But I NEVER want any snooze. I always wake up on the first ring. And often I wake up before the alarm and I'm in, and when the alarm clock rings, I'm in toilet or kitchen, where I cannot stop the alarm.

But it seems there is no way to completely disable snoozing from the alarm clock not even from the command line:

timedclient-qt5 --set-snooze=0 says: default snooze set to 0

But that actually seems to keep the old value, not disable it.