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    binjr

    binjr

    A Time Series Browser

    binjr is a free, open-source time series browser designed for exploring numerical monitoring data and timestamped application logs. It provides an interactive desktop environment for visualizing information collected by external systems. Users can combine data from multiple sources into customizable charts using drag-and-drop controls. The software supports numerical time series, structured log files, and several monitoring data formats. Its navigation tools include timeline zooming,...
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    ulogme

    ulogme

    Automatically collect and visualize usage statistics in Ubuntu/OSX

    ulogme is a local activity-tracking tool for visualizing how computer time is spent throughout the day. It records the title of the active window and the frequency of key presses, then turns those logs into interactive HTML timelines. Users can add notes to specific moments or summarize an entire day for additional context. Everything is stored and processed locally rather than uploaded to a remote service. Its browser interface is built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and D3 and supports both daily and overview views. Activity titles can be normalized through configurable matching rules to make reports easier to read. ...
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    This is a python package that allows one to easily create timelines in object-oriented python which later renders to HTML.
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