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zagortenay333 / cronomix

All-in-one timer, stopwatch, pomodoro, alarm, todo and time tracker gnome-shell extension
MIT License
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Gnome 43 support incoming? #209

Closed OperationNorthwoods closed 1 year ago

OperationNorthwoods commented 2 years ago

Just curious. Discovered this extension today, and heard about the recent GNOME 43 release. I'm expecting the update on Arch Linux in a couple weeks at most.

zagortenay333 commented 1 year ago

Yes it will eventually come. I'm currently working on a somewhat big update, so it'll take a while.

rcsm17 commented 1 year ago

What about the issue when the user click on the pencil icon to modify an item that stuck the entire desktop ? Are you plan to solve this issue with the next release or you can't ?

zagortenay333 commented 1 year ago

@rcsm of course

digitalillusion commented 1 year ago

Meanwhile, you can use my forked version with gnome 43.

https://github.com/digitalillusion/timepp/releases/tag/166

This is not an official release. I can open a merge request to this repository if needed

Yannik commented 1 year ago

@zagortenay333 Are you still working on this? :)

zagortenay333 commented 1 year ago

Yes, should be done in about a week or 2. In time for the fedora release.

Here is a preview (I ditched the todo.txt format and ship a custom markup lang):

Screenshot from 2023-04-14 14-06-35

Yannik commented 1 year ago

Yes, should be done in about a week or 2. In time for the fedora release.

That's great!

Here is a preview (I ditched the todo.txt format and ship a custom markup lang):

Hm, I personally liked the line-based todo.txt very much, because I could filter the tasks with grep etc.

Do you think it'll be possible to still do that with the new format (with only single line tasks)?

zagortenay333 commented 1 year ago

If you write the task on one line it will be on one line. So your todos can look like this:

[x] lorem ipsum.
[ ] lorem ipsum.
[#1] lorem ipsum.
[@foo] lorem ipsum.

But you can't do that thing where the extension squashes a multi-line task to one line by inserting \n.

Yannik commented 1 year ago

Would you mind posting a sample of the new todo.txt format?

Currently, it looks like this for me:

2023-04-16 <my-todo-text>
zagortenay333 commented 1 year ago

I already did above. In general, this markup language is not as easy to parse as todo.txt. Things aren't in rigid positions so it will probably be harder to grep stuff.

Yannik commented 1 year ago

I see. Thanks for your efforts!

zagortenay333 commented 1 year ago

Done.