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Simple Timer
A quick and easy timer. One exe file, one data input, one beep.
The Simple Timer is a quick and easy timer. It has only 1 point of data input where you set the duration of the timer. The Simple Timer can parse mathematical expressions, so you can readily input an hour as 60*60. During operation, the timer displays the seconds remaining. It beeps after the time has elapsed! -
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cdclock
Count up, count down timer and on screen clock
I couldn't find free timer that will stay above presentation so I made one. CountDownClock can count up and down an time interval or show system clock. Some of features are: - transparent timer (Windows, Linux KDE, Gnome...) - font and colors can be changed - configuration can be saved and loaded - close on time up - some command line parameters - beep on time up (only Windows) -
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openTempus is an open source automatic time tracking tool without human intervention. Every second saves in a database your current window title and application name so it can record your PC activity, it can also link this trackings with custom tasks
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