Note for Gentoo Users: Gentoo's default GNOME installation does not include the gnome-audio package by default, so you will have to emerge it as well to get the necessary sound files. (Tip from Graham Innes)
- Installation
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- Unpack the source
- Open up a terminal
- cd /path/to/timer-applet/
- ./configure --prefix=/usr (on most distributions of Linux, applets must be installed with /usr as the prefix)
- make
- As root: make install
- Log out and then log in again to make Timer Applet show up in the list of available panel applets
- Gentoo Installation (thanks to Matthew Beale)
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Add to /etc/portage/package.keywords:
=dev-python/notify-python-0.1.1 ~x86
=dev-python/dbus-python-0.80.2 ~x86
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emerge the needed packages:
sudo emerge -Dav notify-python elementtree dbus-python
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Install Timer Applet:
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install
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Log out of GNOME and then back in.
- Usage
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- To start the timer:
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- Click on the applet button to open up the "Start Timer" dialog box
- Either manually enter a time or use a preset
- Click on the "Start Timer" button to start the timer
- To pause a running timer:
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- Click on the timer applet.
- To continue a paused timer:
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- Click on the paused timer applet.
- Click "Continue Timer" in the dialog box that's presented
- To reset a paused timer:
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- Click on the paused timer applet.
- Click "Stop Timer" in the dialog box that's presented