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I'm willing to try out 8aweek for the simple reason is if I'm doing work, I'm running Linux. I liked RescueTime, for the little that I experimented with it, but
by donal 19y ago
I'm willing to try out 8aweek for the simple reason is if I'm doing work, I'm running Linux. I liked RescueTime, for the little that I experimented with it, but when I'm running Windows I'm usually just messing about.
- nostrademons 19y agoI really wish there was something that, like RescueTime, tracked applications, but did so on Linux. I also use Linux for work and Windows for messing around, but the interesting stuff I'm working on is all gvim/terminal. I'd like to be able to tag those so I get a sense of which subsections of the code take the most time, how much do I spend waiting on compiles or installing software, how much time is spent code-writing vs. research, etc. A pure Firefox plugin doesn't tell me the interesting stuff.
- donal 19y agoYeah, my work life can be described as a dark room, a huge monitor, and a fullscreen terminal running vim. Statistically it does miss a lot, but I was looking for a way to try and throttling my online mucking about. I haven't run out of "countdown" yet today. Heck it says: 21.3 minutes remaining...