Clock App Survey
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a) I open the Clock App when I want: alarm
b) I normally open the Clock App from: indicator-datetime
c) I think Clock App misses: alarm volume fade ind) Clock (the time): 1
e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock): 1
f) Alarm (wake me up): 4
g) Chronometer (timer with laps): 2
h) Timer (count down): 2i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: April 2020
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- a) I open the Clock App when I want to : activate/deactivate an alarm (for work)
- b) I normally open the Clock App from : app launcher, sometime top bar
- c) I think Clock App misses : alarm volume fade in (and maybe quick on/off setting for choosen alarms on top bar)
- d) Clock (the time) : 3
- e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock) : 1
- f) Alarm (wake me up) : 4
- g) Chronometer (timer with laps) : 1
- h) Timer (count down) : 1
- i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since : 2015
@3T_Ed said in Clock App Survey:
+1 :
That makes +2 with me
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a) set a timer
b) from the app drawer
c) nothingd) 1
e) 2
f) 1
g) 2
h) 3i) almost 3 years now
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@Keneda
Didn't read
Didn't need it personally but I don't mind if it gets there -
a set an alarm
b from the top bar
c repeat alarm in 10 min from alarm settings
d 1
e 1
f 4
g 1
h 1i since canonical time (2015), then I abandoned its use and now more than 2 years ago as a daily phone
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A) check time in another time zone
B) indicator
C) showing multiple timezones in indicator
D) 1
E)3
F( 2
G)0
H)1
I) since the begining. (Well, saw preview on nexus 7, had nexus 4, 5, but really got serious with the mx4 Ubuntu edition so about 5+) -
a) I open the Clock App when I want to: Set alarm, or timer or measure time or when I'm abroad (not often) to set world clock temporary.
b) I normally open the Clock App from: Indicators. (Slide from top bar, beginning on clock, slide down. Tap "Clock" under the calendar.)
c) I think Clock App misses: Nothing, but for the sake of this survey I'll write: small redesign.
d) Clock (the time) - 1
e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock) - 1.1
f) Alarm (wake me up) - 3.5
g) Chronometer (timer with laps) - 1
h) Timer (count down) - 2
i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: 2015 -
a) set an alarm
b) from indicators top bar
c) a button to set an alarmd) 2
e) 2
f) 3
g) 2
h) 2i) more than 4 years
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a) Setup an alarm / start a timer
b) Sidebar
c) Converganced) 2
e) 1
f) 3
g) 2
h) 3i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: 2nd wave of Meizu PRO
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a) open app to: set an alarm
b) open app from: app launcher
c) app misses: -d) Clock 1
e) World Clock 1
f) Alarm 4
g) Chronometer 1
h) Timer 2i) using UT since: ca. 4 weeks (daily driver)
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c) I think Clock App misses:
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When you are setting an alarm, I'd like to click on it and set it via num-keyboard. Now it's like playing some kind of roller game.
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When the alarm is ringing, I'd like to stop it via 3 seconds of holding the button "OK"
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@c4pp4 said in Clock App Survey:
c) I think Clock App misses:
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When you are setting an alarm, I'd like to click on it and set it via num-keyboard. Now it's like playing some kind of roller game.
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When the alarm is ringing, I'd like to stop it via 3 seconds of holding the button "OK"
Again +1 : For both good suggestions
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a) Set alarm, or timer
b) app drawer
c) obvious indicator where to set/review alarm
d) Clock 1
e) World Clock 1
f) Alarm 4
g) Chronometer 2
h) Timer 2
i) Can't really, not until videochat is fixed -
a) I open the Clock App when I want to: Set an alarm or use the timer
b) I normally open the Clock App from: app on launcher
c) I think Clock App misses: multiple timers, lowering the scroll speed when you set an alarm.
Rate the following aspects between 0-4, being
0 I don't know what's that,
1 never, once or for testing,
2 some times,
3 quite often and
4 always:
d) Clock (the time): 2
e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock): 1
f) Alarm (wake me up): 4
g) Chronometer (timer with laps): 1
h) Timer (count down): 2
i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: may 2018 -
@Rondarius said in Clock App Survey:
lowering the scroll speed when you set an alarm.
Scroll speed depends on your finger speed to launch the scroll action, and i think it's a good behavior.
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@CiberSheep said in Clock App Survey:
I'm interested to know the use we do of the clock app as it will be useful for a small redesign
a) I open the Clock App when I want to: Set an alarm clock
b) I normally open the Clock App from: the Ubuntu logo down the bar
c) I think Clock App misses: beautiful design with a hand for second too
Rate the following aspects between 0-4, being
2 some times,
d) Clock (the time
10.42am
e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock)
I don't need it
f) Alarm (wake me up)
haven't tried yet
g) Chronometer (timer with laps)
don't need it
h) Timer (count down)
same
i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: 3 days ago (or never if it's not your main drive) -
When opening the Clock App the screen is divided in two. Upper half displays the clock and below the line is almost blank. That is, in my case - and no doubt as have many others - only if one clock is selected for the place I live in/nearest.
Since many on this poll have indicated the alarms to be of importance, would it be a good option to have the lower half of the screen display the alarms if the user has not selected another/multiple clock(s)?
