Console Time Tracker
This has been my project of 2009-10-24. I needed to get together something to track my time for work, and here it finally is :-).
(If you don't run a Unix/Linux-like system or know what that is, this won't do you any good.)
So, what does it do? It's a primitive time tracker for the console, using just Bash and a few standard Unix utilities. It can track time, add time by hand in an interactive mode (makes importing from my old way of time tracking a *lot* easier).
It's at version 0.0.2, so of course, it's probably riddled with bugs and it could never do you any good, but you don't know until you use it, right?
I have no guarantees as to the accuracy of the time tracking, and am not responsible if you get underpaid or overpaid by your employeer, or wherever you send in time sheets. So, you're on your own.
This also has basically no documentation other than the code and the help message. If you insist on using it and can't figure it out, feel free to contact me.
If by some magic this works for you and does you good, feel free to donate if you're super nice.
Oh, and it's public domain :-). CC0, from the Creative Commons.
Known bugs:
23:59-00:00 wraparound for ctimetracker -s doesn't switch to a new day.
Good luck!
ftp://virtualgnu.go-beyond.org/ctimetracker/
(If you don't run a Unix/Linux-like system or know what that is, this won't do you any good.)
So, what does it do? It's a primitive time tracker for the console, using just Bash and a few standard Unix utilities. It can track time, add time by hand in an interactive mode (makes importing from my old way of time tracking a *lot* easier).
It's at version 0.0.2, so of course, it's probably riddled with bugs and it could never do you any good, but you don't know until you use it, right?
I have no guarantees as to the accuracy of the time tracking, and am not responsible if you get underpaid or overpaid by your employeer, or wherever you send in time sheets. So, you're on your own.
This also has basically no documentation other than the code and the help message. If you insist on using it and can't figure it out, feel free to contact me.
If by some magic this works for you and does you good, feel free to donate if you're super nice.
Oh, and it's public domain :-). CC0, from the Creative Commons.
Known bugs:
23:59-00:00 wraparound for ctimetracker -s doesn't switch to a new day.
Good luck!
ftp://virtualgnu.go-beyond.org/ctimetracker/