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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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PyGleitZeit
A Python tool to manage your private flex times
A time tracking tool written in Python to manage your private work times resp. flex times. The tool's name is derived from the German translation for flex time. -
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This software is input tool of soliloquy log via IRC-like interface. Each message has datetime information. And a log file are always saved and the usability of the sticky-like.
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The simplest possible tool for managing a Roadmap for Extreme Programming projects. Supports planning, metrics, projections. It is modular, and can be adapted to your implementation of XP - without pulling a bunch of features that just get in your way.
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DownCounter is an as-simple-as-useful tool to start a file or shutting down the computer after a time that could be set by the user before.
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