A Gtk+ time tracking application
Project description
Simple and unintrusive time-tracking application.
There are screenshots at http://mg.pov.lt/gtimelog.
Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/gtimelog
Bugs: http://bugs.launchpad.net/gtimelog/
Source code: http://code.launchpad.net/gtimelog/
Changes in version 0.6.0 (released 2011-08-23)
Ctrl-Q now quits. (LP: #750092)
Fixed UnboundLocalError. (LP: #778285) Given by Jeroen Langeveld.
Ported from PyGTK to GI. This supports GTK 2 and GTK 3 with GI now, but still works with PyGTK.
Packager’s note: If you want to use GI, you need to change the package’s dependencies from pygtk to the package that provides the GTK and Pango typelibs (e. g. gir1.2-gtk-2.0 and gir1.2-pango-1.0 on Debian/Ubuntu). It also requires pygobject >= 2.27.1.
Contributed by Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@ubuntu.com>.
Hide the main window on Esc. Fixes LP: #716257.
Contributed by Vladislav Naumov (https://launchpad.net/~vnaum).
Changes in version 0.5.0 (released 2011-01-28)
Switched from Glade to GtkBuilder. This fixes those strange theme problems GTimeLog had with Ubuntu’s Radiance and especially Ambiance. (LP: #644393)
Packagers note: src/gtimelog/gtimelog.glade is gone, it was replaced by src/gtimelog/gtimelog.ui. It needs to be installed into /usr/share/gtimelog/.
GTimeLog now supports Ubuntu’s application indicators. There’s a new configuration option, prefer_app_indicator, defaulting to true. Fixes LP: #523461.
GTimeLog tries to detect your theme color and make the tray icon dark or bright, for good contrast. This is a hack that doesn’t work reliably, but is better than nothing. Fixes LP: #700428.
Packagers note: there’s a new icon file, src/gtimelog/gtimelog-small-bright.png. It needs to be installed into /usr/share/gtimelog/.
Made GTimeLog a single instance application. Requires python-dbus. The following command line options are supported:
gtimelog --ignore-dbus always launch a new application instance, do not start the DBus service gtimelog --toggle if GtimeLog already running, show or hide the GTimeLog window, otherwise launch a new application instance gtimelog if GtimeLog already running, bring the GTimeLog window to the front, otherwise launch a new application instanceContributed by Bruce van der Kooij (https://launchpad.net/~brucevdk), Fixes LP: #356495.
New option: start_in_tray. Defaults to false. Contributed by Bruce van der Kooij (https://launchpad.net/~brucevdk), as part of his patch for LP: #356495.
New command-line option: –tray. Makes GTimeLog start minimized, or exit without doing anything if it’s already running.
Added some documentation for contributors: HACKING.txt.
Daily reports include totals by category. Contributed by Laurynas Speičys <laurynas@pov.lt>.
The tasks pane can be toggled by pressing F9 and has a close button.
Alternative weekly and monthly report style, can be chosen by adding report_style = categorized to ~/.gtimelog/gtimelogrc. Contributed by Laurynas Speičys <laurynas@pov.lt>.
Bugfix: always preserve the order of entries, even when they have the same timestamp (LP: #708825).
Changes in version 0.4.0 (released 2010-09-03)
Added configuration variable ‘chronological’ to control initial view of either Chronological (True) or Grouped (False). Contributed by Barry Warsaw <barry@python.org> (LP: #628876)
Recognize $GTIMELOG_HOME environment variable to use something other than ~/.gtimelog as the configuration directory. Contributed by Barry Warsaw <barry@python.org> (LP: #628873)
Changed application name to ‘GTimeLog Time Tracker’ in the desktop file (Debian #595280)
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