gnotime-2.1.9 released

The Gnome Time Tracker is a to-do list/diary/journal tool that can track the amount of time spent on projects, and, among other things, generate reports and invoices based on that time. It can be used it to keep shopping lists, organize ideas, track bug reports, keep a diary of activities, provide weekly status reports to management, and even as a consultant billing system. The 2.1.9 release fixes a number of bugs.

The most serious bugs were:
-- Keyboard events were not resetting the timeout
-- Fix Help system so that help actually starts up.
-- Fix old, multiple scheme bugs affecting billing reports.
-- Provides 'infinite undo' for cut projects.
-- Keyboard cut (ctrl-x) fixed so that it cuts only if project
window has focus.
-- Can now specify day-of-week for the start of a new week.
Also, end-of-day need not be midnight - its now configurable.
-- Remove obsolete menu entries (clear daily counters)
-- Fix flyover help on HTML reports
-- Fix order of yesterday/today columns.
-- Improve checks for Guile during builds
-- New whiz-bang SQL for reports.