The Pomodoro Tecnique on your Linux distro

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Monday, 1st November 2010

Shortening the post - it's late and I'm tired - I've played with Gambas2 and its wonderful IDE in order to get in touch with Desktop development, one of those things I've always missed as a programmer.

So, in order to solve a dilemma I've always had with my ubuntu, I started - and finished - to develop a small applet based on the Pomodoro Tecnique.

The whole code is on GitHub.

How does it work?

You can start a 25 minutes pomodoro, which will play a click/clock ring for its entire duration.

In addition, in the last minute, a bell every 15 seconds will notice the upcoming end of the pomodoro.

After the 25 minutes the applet will "launch" a five minutes pause:

which will terminate asking you wheter to start another pomodoro or not.

Available packages

Packages are available for:

and I also provide an executable, for those who already have the Gambas interpreter and don't want to install the whole package.

For Ubuntuers: the applet will be accessible from Applications > Office

This entry was tagged under gambas , pomodoro tecnique , cirillo , linux , ubuntu , deb , rpm

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