I think phkamp's words relevant for you are: > aimed at being part of a larger family of time-keeping programs, like I intend to deliver I am guessing that nt

I think phkamp's words relevant for you are: > aimed at being part of a larger family of time-keeping programs, like I intend to deliver I am guessing that ntimed-client is intended for the 99.99% use case for most offices, homes and internet providers (which is client-server, not peer-to-peer), and that another program in the family will provide for your use case, which sounds very advanced to me.