GTimer
A GTK application for timing activities across various projects and tasks, with support for plain text and HTML reporting.
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GTimer
GTimer is a GTK-based desktop application designed for tracking time spent on various projects and tasks. It is open-source and primarily targeted at Linux systems.
Features
- Track time across multiple projects and tasks.
- User interface built with GTK.
- Generate reports in plain text and HTML formats.
- Suitable for managing and analyzing how time is allocated among different activities.
- Open-source and available for modification and distribution.
Pricing
GTimer is open-source and available for free.
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gtk, open-source, reporting, linux
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