what application do you guys use for time tracking in Linux. I am interested in an application that tracks what applications I use, similar to rescuetime but with will run on Linux since the Linux uploader doesn't seem to work for me
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1Maybe the solution could be to look at solving the problem with the Linux uploader? What problem are you having with it? – Laurent Parenteau Jan 04 '10 at 02:44
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it doesnt upload the time spent – Gabriel Solomon Jan 04 '10 at 13:02
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Check out Wakoopa. It will give you options on what applications to track, with your statistics nicely displayed on the web site. Linux, Mac, and Windows tracking clients are available.
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i started using it a week ago, looks nice .. but it doesn't give me a detailed report on productivity like rescuetime :( – Gabriel Solomon Dec 11 '09 at 22:18
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I got the rescuetime uploader to work on Ubuntu 10.04 by editing these two rescuetime .server files:
here is the entire install process
wget http://launchpad.net/rescuetime-linux-uploader/trunk/99/+download/rescuetime-linux-uploader-99.tar.bz2
tar xvjf rescuetime-linux-uploader-99.tar.bz2
emacs-snapshot rescuetime-linux-uploader-99/README &
sudo apt-get install epiphany-extensions
python setup.py build
firefox firefox_extension/rescuetime-firefox-extension.xpi
#install extension in google chrome through browser
next you have to change the directory from /usr/bin to /usr/lib/bin on the third line in rescuetime_tracker.server and rescuetime_notifier.server found in /usr/lib/bonobo/server/
This can be done in a text editor or on the command line using sed:
cd /usr/lib/bonobo/servers/
sudo su
for i in rescuetime*.server
do
sed -i 's/\/usr\/bin\/rescuetime/\/usr\/local\/bin\/rescuetime/g' $i
done
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