pStopWatch 0.6

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version 0.6 missing?

#31 Post by vovchik »

Dear Sigmund,

I looked for version 0.6 in the first post and saw only version 0.5. Am I blind?

With kind regards,
vovchik

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#32 Post by zigbert »

vovchik
It seems that you're the one who are awake here. :)
Link fixed

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#33 Post by disciple »

Laps and split times would be nice :)
A pause button would be good too. And an option to start straight away, without the count down. But I think you have more important projects at the moment...
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#34 Post by zigbert »

But I think you have more important projects at the moment...
Yes, you're right. Let's take this one in next round.

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#35 Post by trapster »

And an option to start straight away, without the count down
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If you don't want the countdown coment out the following lines from /usr/local/pstopwatch/pstopwatch_counter.

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#countdown to sync stopwatch to a whole second
#SEC_START=`date +%s`
#COUNTDOWN=3
#COUNT=1
#while [ $COUNT -lt 5 ]; do
#	SEC_NOW=`date +%s`
#	SECONDS=`expr $SEC_NOW - $SEC_START`
#	if [ $SECONDS = $COUNT ] && [ $SECONDS -gt 0 ]; then
#		echo "00:0$COUNTDOWN:00" >> /tmp/pstopwatch-clock
#		if [ $COUNT -lt 4 ]; then
#			aplay /usr/share/audio/bark.au > /dev/null 2>&1
#		fi
#		COUNTDOWN=`expr $COUNTDOWN - 1`
#		COUNT=`expr $COUNT + 1`
#	fi
#done
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#36 Post by showdownmetal »

is there a way to make it play an mp3 of choice? or is there another alarmclock that does that? i wanna be able to wake up to my laptop playing music at the same time everyday. thanks!

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#37 Post by zigbert »

showdownmetal
You can use Pschedule for that. Add timestamp and command
pmusic "/directory/song.mp3"


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#38 Post by panzerpuppy »

@Zigbert: Are you ever going to fix the serious bugs in pStopWatch / pTimer?

These 2 bugs render the program useless:

1. Constant 100% CPU munch while pTimer is running :(

2. If you drag the pStopWatch window and keep the mouse button held, the timer freezes. Hold it like that for 20 seconds,release the mouse button and see what happens.

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#39 Post by gposil »

If you leave pStopWatch / pTimer running for any great length of time, the system will freeze.........not what we want. But I am very surprised that no one has noticed this up to now....or I could be wrong, That happens a lot... :lol:
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#40 Post by zigbert »

pStopWatch is lacking support.
I simply haven't given it enough priority. Sadly, It won't happen in any near future.


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