Quite similar to what I wrote a few days ago to remind me when my water should be boiling. Decided to use swaynag(1) since my sound could be on mute or speakers

Quite similar to what I wrote a few days ago to remind me when my water should be boiling. Decided to use swaynag(1) since my sound could be on mute or speakers off: #!/bin/bash [ "$#" -ne 2 ] && echo "Usage: nag when msg\n" && exit -1 when=$1; shift sleep $when; swaynag -m "$@"