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Screen Tracker is an open-source application that captures screenshots at regular intervals, stores them in organized folders, and provides a user-friendly interface for managing and viewing them. This tool is ideal for monitoring screen activity or creating a visual log of your work.
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Personal Productivity Tool
Time tracking and recording multiple screens and keystrokes
Enables multiple screen capture and key stroke recording. Not meant to run hidden but is for tracking personal productivity where an individual requires time-sheets to be filled in or to track activity for playback and recovery automatically. Does not connect over the network or try upload any files. All capture is local and virus free. This is meant to be a productivity tracker and not a key logging tool on other users machines. -
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Xmind
The most popular mindmapping and brainstorming software
Professional and powerful brainstorming and mind mapping software tool, open source, Eclipse Community Award winner, often used for capture ideas, knowledge/project management and GTD, supporting fishbones/org-charts/tree charts/spreadsheets, easy-to-use. -
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Amnesia is a reminder that allow to define alarms, stickers (post-its) for reminding you some important stuff, and notes about whatever you want. Alarms can be programmed to appear at a given time, stickers can be placed on desktop to view it anytime.
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Displays a timer or clock that is always visible on the screen. Easily customize the type of display, font, size, colors, and position. Use it as an overlay on existing PowerPoint or Impress slides for timed presentations. No installation required.
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Tiny Time Tracker is an inobtrusive personal time tracker that fits nicely at the bottom of your screen. Switching between tasks is made easy with auto-complete and a "task history" dropdown. Times may be viewed in an Excel or Open Office spreadsheet.
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A multiplatform (win/linux, soon osX) application that takes a snapshot of the screen at regular intervals. This can later be used for time sheets or similar. It consists of a service that makes the screen shots and a viewer. Read the wiki!
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MotoTimer is midlet application for Motorola V600 mobile phone It's advantages are: 1. it can run in background mode (with closed flip) 2. it takes care of your phones batteries - after 5 seconds in inactive state midlet turns off the screen light
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