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Andre Luiz dos Santos | 12 Jan 2005 15:49
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WinXP and no sound when a break ends


  Hello!

  I've WorkRave configured to play sounds using the sound
card on a Windows XP machine. When breaks are started, I
can hear a sound being played, but when a break ends,
nothing is played.
  Where can I configure what gets played when a break ends?

Thank you!

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Hawkins, Thomas | 14 Jan 2005 15:31
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Light Linux Version

Thanks for Workrave!

I'm using it at home where it was a snap to install on my Gentoo box.

But here at work is where the damage is done.  Unfortunately, IT has locked us into Redhat Enterprise Linux 3. 
I tried the source install, but it quickly led to library dependency hell (gnome, gtk, ...).  (RHEL3 is so
out of date.)

Is it possible to ship a light version of Workrave that's easy to install anywhere?  A command line (non-gui)
version would be perfect.

Thanks again.

-Tom

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Odin Omdal | 15 Jan 2005 16:50
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Re: Light Linux Version

The program is divided into a «backend» and a «frontend». So I think it will
be easy to make a console frontend. -- But then again, I can't program C.

On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 08:31:51 -0600, Hawkins, Thomas
<thomas.d.hawkins <at> medtronic.com> wrote:
> Thanks for Workrave!
> 
> I'm using it at home where it was a snap to install on my Gentoo box.
> 
> But here at work is where the damage is done.  Unfortunately, IT has locked us into Redhat Enterprise Linux
3.  I tried the source install, but it quickly led to library dependency hell (gnome, gtk, ...).  (RHEL3 is so
out of date.)
> 
> Is it possible to ship a light version of Workrave that's easy to install anywhere?  A command line
(non-gui) version would be perfect.
> 
> Thanks again.
> 
> -Tom
> 
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Rob Caelers | 15 Jan 2005 19:03
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Re: Light Linux Version

> Is it possible to ship a light version of Workrave that's easy to install anywhere?  A command line
(non-gui) version would be perfect.

There used to be a *very* simple text-only version. It was dropped some 
while ago. It shouldn't be to difficult to create a new non-gui frontend.

Quite some people asked me to create a statically linked version of 
workrave for similar reasons. This is still on my todo list...

Groetjes,
   Rob

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Rob Caelers | 15 Jan 2005 19:00
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Re: WinXP and no sound when a break ends

>   I've WorkRave configured to play sounds using the sound
> card on a Windows XP machine. When breaks are started, I
> can hear a sound being played, but when a break ends,
> nothing is played.
>   Where can I configure what gets played when a break ends?

Workrave uses Windows sound events that can be configure in the control 
panel. By default, workrave should play an end-break sound...

Groetjes,
   Rob

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Daniel THOMPSON | 17 Jan 2005 09:18

Re: Light Linux Version

Rob Caelers wrote:
>> Is it possible to ship a light version of Workrave that's easy to 
>> install anywhere?  A command line (non-gui) version would be perfect.
> 
> 
> There used to be a *very* simple text-only version. It was dropped some 
> while ago. It shouldn't be to difficult to create a new non-gui frontend.
> 
> Quite some people asked me to create a statically linked version of 
> workrave for similar reasons. This is still on my todo list...

In the mean time the best way to successfully compile workrave (or any 
gtkmm software, in my case that was inkscape) on an older machine is to 
use GARNOME (2.8.2.1 is a good candidate right now) which will can 
automatically download, build and install the GNOME standard bindings 
(including gtkmm). Specifically, download GARNOME, tweak the config file 
(though by default it installs into your home directory), cd bindings 
and type make paranoid-install.

Of course you *do* need quite a bit of disc space ...

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Joseph Reagle | 31 Jan 2005 17:18
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Statistics format?

If I wanted to make a graph of my usage (averaged over a week for the past 
two years), how do I read the data format?

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Odin Omdal | 31 Jan 2005 17:51
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Re: Statistics format?

I hacked it a bit - but never got the total control over it. - I also
wanted to make something bigger - actually, I tried learning C and GTK
to implement a statssystem into workrave to tell how much I'm using
the computer on a daily basis etc. -- But it just kept segfaulting :p

So then I just made a little bash-script, but I soon got tired.
Anyway; here you have the script - I've figured out a bit of the
format, but not all of it. :p

This is the pattern I found, this is the format for these things as I see it:
# nr 7 RepPrompt+BrPromt PromtedTaken Natural BrSkipped BrPost BrPromt

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#!/bin/bash

#cat liten | grep "B 0"| cut -d " " --f 4
b=0;t=0

# EDIT THIS TO YOUR WORKRAVE-STAT-FILE-PATH :]
fil="/home/odin/.workrave/historystats"
echo Odin's Workrave stat-script
echo
# nr 7 RepPrompt+BrPromt PromtedTaken Natural BrSkipped BrPost BrPromt
OverdueSec
printf "\t\tRepPrmt\tPrmtTok\tNatural\tBrkSkip\tBrkPstp\tBrkPrmt\tOverdue\n"

# lagstat <breaktype(0-2)> <field(4-7)>
function lagstat() {
        t=0
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Rob Caelers | 31 Jan 2005 19:27
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Re: Statistics format?

Joseph Reagle wrote:
> If I wanted to make a graph of my usage (averaged over a week for the past 
> two years), how do I read the data format?

This is how statistics file looks like:

| WorkRaveStats 4

Version 4 file

| D 28 5 104 18 55 28 5 104 18 58

Start and enddate.

In this case 28 June 2004 18:55 til 28 June 2004 18:58.
Months start at 0, years at 1900

| B 0 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 117

Already explained by Odin, but still...

 From left to right

B = Break info.
0 = Break id (0 = microbreak, 1 = restbreak, 2 = daily limit)
7 = number of remaining values
1 = number of time prompted to take the break
0 = number of breaks taken
0 = number of natural breaks taken
0 = number of times the break was skipped
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