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6 gnotime - GnoTime - a time tracker
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9 gnotime [--display displayname] [--geometry geometry]
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12 GnoTime is a simple combination of a stopwatch, a to-do-list organizer
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15 In its simplest mode of operation, as a stopwatch, it simply counts the
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17 stopwatches, it will keep a log of each time that the timer was started
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21 GnoTime functions as a billing system by allowing you to assign a value
22 to an hour's worth of time. You can specify overtime, double-overtime
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25 GnoTime can also be used as a simple to-do list tracker. You can
26 assign an urgency as well as an importance to a given project, assign
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46 You can find more information about GnoTime and its functions in the
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54 Copyright (C) 1997,1998 Eckehard Berns
55 Copyright (C) 2001 Linas Vepstas <linas@linas.org>
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