Some questions

[Tyson Dowd]

On 09-Nov-2000, linas@linas.org <linas@linas.org> wrote:
> (e.g. there is a cute little gnome timer applet that allows you to set
> a bunch of categories, and then punch a button.   The clock ticks until
> you turn it off,  and so you can see how you spent the hours of the day.
> There might be something cute to this if this could spit out a qif or
> an gnucash xml file with the actual time data in it ... )

It's called gtimer.

www.radix.net/~cknudsen/gtimer/

It can generate a daily, weekly, monthly, etc report, which is just a
little text table.  Apparently it can also generate reports from the
command line.

11/10/2000 Fri
-------------------------------------
  0:31:35 - GnuCash
  0:00:03 - Accurate GC
---------
  0:31:38 - Total
 
Not too difficult to turn this into anything you want.

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