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  <summary>Announces the time</summary>
  <description>This is a little script that is intended to run at about 5 seconds
before the top of every hour, it grabs the current time, optionally
rounds up to the next minute or hour and announces it over the
system's default audio output with a following tone. Much in the
way you'd hear the time from NIST station WWV.</description>
  <packager>Matthew Chambers &lt;nr0q@gridtracker.org&gt;</packager>
  <url>https://gitlab.com/NR0Q/timevox</url>
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  <summary>Announces the time</summary>
  <description>This is a little script that is intended to run at about 5 seconds
before the top of every hour, it grabs the current time, optionally
rounds up to the next minute or hour and announces it over the
system's default audio output with a following tone. Much in the
way you'd hear the time from NIST station WWV.</description>
  <packager>Matthew Chambers &lt;nr0q@gridtracker.org&gt;</packager>
  <url>https://gitlab.com/NR0Q/timevox</url>
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