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#1 2009-11-29 16:44:57
- falconindy
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[SOLVED] Time tracking app outside Gnome
I used to use hamster-applet in Gnome, which I loved for time tracking. Over the weekend I've converted myself to DWM, so using hamster is out. I've looked around and haven't found any real options other than a webapp called SlimTimer which I used back when I was on another OS which I won't mention by name. However, if available, I'd prefer something that can be used offline as well.
What are the tiling WM users doing for time tracking?
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#2 2009-11-29 18:01:56
- jelly
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Re: [SOLVED] Time tracking app outside Gnome
probaly none, except if you look into it on AUR. You can probaly get the gnome time tracking applet @ work in XMonad with the gnome panel 
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#3 2009-11-29 18:06:04
- falconindy
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Re: [SOLVED] Time tracking app outside Gnome
As it usually happens that I solve my own problem shortly after posting, I discovered a -w flag on the invocation of hamster-applet which allows hamster to draw its own window. Now to scrape out its Gnomish dependencies... namcap claims it doesn't need a whole lot.
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#4 2009-11-29 18:09:15
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Re: [SOLVED] Time tracking app outside Gnome
There are a few in the AUR. Just search on the http://aur.archlinux.org/ page for "time track" or the like.
If you do use yaourt, try a search like
yaourt -Ss track | grep time.
Personally I used gnotime for several years. It still works but development has apparently ceased.
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