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/
0.8.0 (2012-08-24)
History browsing (LP: #220778).
New setting to hide the tasks pane on startup (LP: #767096).
Reload timelog.txt automatically when it changes (LP: #220775).
Fix segfault on startup (LP: #1016212).
Summary view (Alt-3) that shows total work in each category.
Fix popup menu on the task pane (LP: #1040031).
New command-line option: –prefer-pygtk. Only useful for testing against the deprecated PyGtk bindings instead of the modern pygobject-introspection.
New command-line option: –quit.
Fix popup menu of the tray icon (LP: #1039977).
Fix crash on exit when using Gtk+ 2 (LP: #1040088).
New command-line option: –debug.
New command-line option: –version.
0.7.1 (2012-02-01)
Fix reporting problems with non-ASCII characters when using gobject-introspection (LP: #785578).
Fix ^C not exiting the app when using gobject-introspection.
Implement panel icon color autodetection logic that was missing in the gobject-introspection case (LP: #924390).
New command-line option: –help.
New command-line option: –replace. Requires that the running version support the new DBus method ‘Quit’, which was also added in this version.
Messages printed to stdout are prefixed by “gtimelog” (GUI app output often ends up in ~/.xsession-errors, it’s polite to identify yourself when writing there).
DBus errors do not pass silently.
0.7.0 (2011-09-21)
Use gobject-introspection by default, using pygtk only as a fallback. This will require a newer gir1.2-pango-1.0 than what’s in Ubuntu Oneiric (LP: #855076) and still suffers from key presses being ignored (LP: #849732). Unset the environment variable UBUNTU_MENUPROXY to work around the latter bug.
Rework the gi/pygtk imports so that only the minimum is wrapped in a try-except.
Use /usr/bin/env python in #! line, though this should be hard-coded to the installed version of Python in the Debian package.
Other code cleanup (e.g. use new-style classes via __metaclass__, remove ancient workaround for missing set built-in).
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