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iWannaSleep is a timer application. You can set a countdown, after which iTunes is stopped or your computer is shut down or put to sleep. You can even specify a custom AppleScript to be executed when the countdown has reached zero.
Especially useful for having iTunes play some soft music before going to bed. If you don't want to switch off your computer manually (or you fell asleep already), it's good to know that "iWannaSleep" will care about that.
Especially useful for having iTunes play some soft music before going to bed. If you don't want to switch off your computer manually (or you fell asleep already), it's good to know that "iWannaSleep" will care about that.
What's New
Version 1.2: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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iWannaSleep is a timer application. You can set a countdown, after which iTunes is stopped or your computer is shut down or put to sleep. You can even specify a custom AppleScript to be executed when the countdown has reached zero.
Especially useful for having iTunes play some soft music before going to bed. If you don't want to switch off your computer manually (or you fell asleep already), it's good to know that "iWannaSleep" will care about that.
Especially useful for having iTunes play some soft music before going to bed. If you don't want to switch off your computer manually (or you fell asleep already), it's good to know that "iWannaSleep" will care about that.
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Do it still works with Lion ?
+5
So I'll stay with the "old" ppc version, which always worked well for me too and is localized.
Beside of my "complain" this is a really great and elegant app. I never found something I like more for this purpose...
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Feb 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Aug 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Jun 2004
Simply excellent.
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jun 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Feb 2003
2. Displays "Error" when launching the application saying that the selected AppleScript file, which was used in the previous session, being suddenly invalid and then crashhhh. Happens with both - text and compiled scripts which have the correct extensions. iMac Intel 10.4.11