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if the active window was Libreoffice Writer but I then launch a WINE app from the Openbox launch menu, the RT linux client will still think I'm in Libreoffice Writer while I'm playing my WINE game.Īnyways, I immediately downgraded to the current stable version 2.8.5.870 but it exhibited the same behavior as 2.8.5.890~896. Also if I launch a full-screen game through WINE or a program on another Xsession using xinit, the RT client keeps recording time in the last window that was active - i.e. if I launch a Virtualbox instance of Windows, the RT client records the time spent in the VM quite reliably. Oddly enough, time in non-active windows is recorded just fine - i.e.
The client only recorded the first 2 or 3 minutes of usage in an active window, discarding the rest. I soon noticed that time tracking of active windows was no longer working properly. The problem began when I upgraded from RT linux client 2.8.1.865 to the current beta (which was 2.8.5.890 at the time) . 28, 2013 Rescuetime stopped working on one of my Archlinux installs with Openbox window manager and tint2 taskbar manager installed. In fact, I have had no problems with Rescuetime running on my Debian systems.
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The local client that tracks the applications used and sites visited works on Windows, Mac OS and various linux distros.
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Chrometa Plus allows for two devices for $30 per month, and Chrometa Premium will track your activity across four devices for $50 per month.I've been a happy user of Rescuetime on linux for about 18 months. And though Chrometa doesn’t have its own invoicing capabilities, it does let you export time data to other billing applications like Freshbooks and Quickbooks.Ĭhrometa tracks time at a granular level.Ĭhrometa Basic is $20 per month for one device and limited capabilities and reporting.
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There’s also an iOS and Android app that monitors the amount of time spent on phone calls or using your mobile device in general.
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Like some other time trackers Chrometa monitors your activity, but it tracks it at a more granular level so you can see exactly how much time you spent reading a specific PDF file, versus how much time you devoted to responding to a client email. Or, you can sign up for PayMo Premium for $15 per month for three users with unlimited invoicing. PayMo Basic adds a user, and significantly increases file storage along with increasing the invoices to 30 per month for $10 per month.
The free version allows for unlimited clients or projects, but you can only generate one invoice per month. PayMo manages tasks as well as tracking time. PayMo also has a library of add-ons including a desktop widget, plugins for Safari, Firefox, and Chrome, and an add-on that connects with the work timer and visual display elements of Klok. Once the project is completed, Freshbooks can pull all your billable hours into an invoice. You can manually input project hours or track them in real time using Freshbooks’ timer. You create projects-including the client, tasks, and team members-to track time against. If you need to track billable hours, Freshbooks “cloud accounting” tool has you covered.
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Klok Pro offers much more comprehensive features for only $20. There is a free version with very limited capabilities. Klok works with Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux, and requires Adobe AIR 2.0 or higher. Klok accounts for every minute of your workday. Klok’s dashboard provides a wealth of intel, revealing trends like on which days of the week you spend the most non-billable hours or your month-to-month productivity fluctuations. But unlike other apps, which usually display time entries as bar graphs, Klok works like your calendar app, showing your project hours as blocks that fill up your days for a much more intuitive snapshot of how you spend your time. Klok automatically tracks your time as you work on individual projects. There’s a free version available with limited features, but if you want comprehensive time and activity tracking you’ll need to get Manic Time Professional for $67.
Manic Time is only available for Windows. In ManicTime, you can tag time blocks to associate them with specific activities - or inactivity.
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