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Time Workshop v0.3.1-3
Stable Quality
Votes: 10
Free & Open Source license
Time Workshop - highly customizable timers.
This is an utility to create custom watches and timers. Only stopwatch and countdown timer realized at this time, but a whole lot of features is on the way. Current features (v0.3.2): * Any sound file supported by the system can be used as timer alarm. * The time display precision can be changed from hours to milliseconds. * Countdown timer can be set up to 24 hours. Stopwatch's limit is much further then the computer's. * Preset buttons: some or all settings can be saved to quick buttons and used by a single click (or tap). * Special button for quick access to some timer settings. * Marks list shows saved stopwatch times and time elapsed from the previous mark with editable comment. * The marks can be saved to a file (CSV, HTML or XML). * Extra layouts can be selected in the settings dialog. * Maemo version pauses Media player on alarm and resumes the playback after it. * Maemo version can disable screensaver when the timer is active. * In desktop version timer window can be transparent and stay on top of other windows. * For advanced users: timer layout and style can be defined in a special file.
| Author | Nick Slobodsky |
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Changes in version 0.3.1-3
- Preset buttons: some or all settings can be saved to quick buttons and used by a single click (or tap).
- Marks list shows saved stopwatch times and time elapsed from the previous mark with editable comment.
- The marks can be saved to a file (CSV, HTML or XML).
- Extra layouts can be selected in the settings dialog.
- Pauses Media player on alarm and resumes the playback after it.
Comments
Great program. I've started using it for keeping track of time when shooting air pistol and given the following features below it would be a great shooting timer (let me know if you need more information should you care to implement them):
Keep backlight on at countdown (regardless of other settings).
Mark by sound (a bullet hit); see for example http://sourceforge.net/projects/shottimer/).
Warning at half time, 1/4 time, ten minutes left et c (to let the user know how much time is left).
Two timers at same time (in an air pistol competition men get 1 h 45 min and 60 shots, 75 seconds/shoot). Possibility to see a 75 sec timer at the same time as the overall timer. This time should be reset for each mark and start over automatically.
Stop timer at mark # n (that is, 60).
It would be truly great if you could add any of the features above. Let me know if you need any help.
This is a great, full-featured app that does it's job well. My only concern is: Starting a count-down that isn't one of the presets, requires at least 5 taps + the setting of the actual countdown time: It's in the menu(1), under Settings(2), ...(3), done(4), done(5), start(6). It would be helpful to have a "Custom Countdown" button on the main screen for quickly defining a non-preset countdown time. Other than that, it does it's job well. I like the red "count-up" after the count-down is finished, allowing me to see just how much overtime has been used.
The workshop timer works as stated, but I would like to see the following "improvements". - Set multiple timers. - Able to save timers. For instance I use the 10 minute timer alot and it would be nice if I could just select that timer from a list of saved timers to use. Quite useful for cooking multiple dishes which all have a different cooking time. - Pre-listen the selected timer sound.
Preset buttons and later features are from version 0.3.0. When I've downloaded new alpha to extras-devel it's description have appeared here. I changed it to reflect version 0.2.1 twice, but it reappears again.
I'll add this soon. I just didn't know that when I promote application to extras it gets this page automatically. This version is very simple but I hope this app will have a great future. BTW you can see screenshots of the next release at project's page http://timeshop.garage.maemo.org.
This sounds like a very interesting app. Some screen shots could help.
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