Francesco Garosi

A problem can occur when multiple events trigger the same task set: since in that case further occurrences of the same event are discarded, some data could be lost.

You mean 19.2? It should be based on Bionic which is the Ubuntu release I'm using now and I installed the package from the PPA, but I don't know how...

A workaround to install **When** anyway is to download the [latest version](https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/i386/python-support/1.0.15) of the package (it is architecture neutral) from launchpad and manually install it - for example using `sudo...

The problem described in comments for #83 is actually better explained in this issue.

A reference (although not specific to Ubuntu) [here](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Power_management/Suspend_and_hibernate).

At the moment **When** has been successfully tested on: - Ubuntu (since _Trusty Tahr_) - Linux Mint 17.3 - Elementary OS (requires manual installation of some packages from third party...

Hello, and thank you for your appreciation. As I said in the Webupd8 discussion, if I bumped into _Cuttlefish_ before I probably wouldn't even begin the development of _When_. I...

I am currently working at the forthcoming **When Wizard**, which could probably be something close to what some users expect. I say close because the interface is somewhat different from...

A very early release of the **When Wizard** has been published [here](https://github.com/almostearthling/when-wizard).

Sure I hope that someone will find it useful... Thank you too, and let's see what we can squeeze out of it.