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This is a pomodoro timer for windows. This program runs on all Windows Platforms. Only Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework is required.
Features
- Effectively manage time
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GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 2.0 (LGPLv2)Follow Pomodoro Timer
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This is by far the best Pomodoro Timer I have ever encounter.The new version however, does not include the 'Block screen when break' option. Could you please consider adding it?
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A great little tool! But it took me a while to discover why I could sometimes not resume a Pomodoro: The default setting of 25 seconds for an interruption seems a little short and the tool does not notify my that it cancelled the complete Pomodoro for exeeding the maximum interruption duration.
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Take your time-managament! pomodorotimer is great
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010716 I'm not able to get this to work with Win 10. I downloaded NET Framework, but only the latest version would download (V 4.6.1). Timer works, but sound is not working right. I've been using it for 2 weeks and think it has a very good mix of simplicity and useful features. It provides an unobvious interface, and some very useful collection of metrics. I wish that the size of the entry box for pomodoro names could be adjusted- the buttons are almost completely covered by the dialogue border. I find no functionality to resize this. I wish that statistical lines could be batch copied (or exported to Excel/CVS). I can only copy (Ctrl + C) one line at a time.
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Great software, thank you.
