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Simple GTK Time Tracker is (SGTT) is small program for tracking time activities.

This project contains 2 programs. 1. Stopwatch & Timer 2. HTTP Header Viewer Browse All Files to find the correct program

Web and cellphone mobile application to assist persons, groups and companies assign a meeting at the suitable place and time according to their location and time sheet and shared resource planning. Includes goods and service public catalog, shared by people to coordinate their efforts. Affordable for use anywhere and can installed at the company's web site or cellphone thanks to low technical requirements. Implemented in pure C. Designed as SOAP service to easy integration with other systems.

metadiary is a quick and easy to use diary. It is designed so you can easily tag your calendar with your activities, and then it helps you to understand how much time you spend on them.

gBilling is a Internet Cafe Billing System consists of Server and Client, gBilling is especially made in Indonesian Language, run in Linux and Windows, written in C and GTK2.

reminder455 — cli remind application. it shows table, which displays how many days left to fixed events. Output to console or xhtml. run under linux or windows.

PlanSH is a simple cross-platform planner / time tracking application, that works from command line. It's purpose is to track tasks/ time spent on tasks fast. Plan and track your tasks without mouse and windows. Just join to develop more features

Project has moved to: https://github.com/craigk5n/gtimer GTimer is a GTK application for timing how you spend your time among various projects and tasks with support for generating plain text and HTML reports.

Sample is the missing link in the POSIX-compliant cron-family of task scheduling tools. Sample monitors files on a user-by-user basis and waits for their timestamp/filesize to hit a threshold thereby executing a specified command to handle the files.

Va temps is a time-tracking tool for Palm users that can collect time spent on several projects running concurrently. Each running project gets a fraction of the real time based on its priority and the number of running tasks.