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Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit, Unity

As u can see from pomodoro-indicator's desktop file, app icon is wrongly placed in /opt/extras.ubuntu.com/pomodoro-indicator/bin/pomodoro-indicator and Icon= field set to a hardcoded path. 😟

According to freedesktop icon naming specification (the standard for Linux desktop), the correct way to declare icon in desktop file is:

Icon=pomodoro-indicator

For this change to work, pomodoro-indicator.svg icon has to be installed in the standard icon location:

/usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/pomodoro-indicator.svg

Fixing this has the additional benefit of adding icon theme compatibility to Pomodoro Indicator's desktop entry. ☺️ See: What are hardcoded icons? and Foggalong/hardcode-fixer#221

Hello

Just to report something unusual or unexpected:

Thanks for the nice gnome extension.
Cheers

As the title says, the app crashes when it calls pyglet media library.

The reason is that in ubuntu 16.04 avlib is missing. That is required by pyglet to play .ogg files. It appears not longer mantained, so there's not package available.

So i'm asking if it'd be the case to change the sound library pomodoro's using.
Waiting to hear from you about it.

El titulo de la aplicación en el launcher de Linux Mint dice "Pomdoro" en lugar de "Pomodoro"

It would be good to have options for what action should occur at the end of a time interval. One particular option could be to run a custom command, instead of playing a sound. For example this could be used to play/pause system music, or open an image.

When the notification service is not enabled, application crashes in notification.show() method.

Currently, when a break is over, the indicator just stops. However, if you click on the button, you can't just click "start", as it is grayed out. You have to click "stop" first, then start. This doesn't make sense. The most ideal would be to automatically start a new session, but at the very least, it should stop and make the start button available.

If I click "stop", I get a message window saying it has stopped, and the indicator returns to the uninitialized play-arrow. However, when I then click "start", it resumes as though stop had never been clicked. Basically, "stop" is acting more like "mute".

The only way to start fresh is to exit and re-start the indicator.

(Using Ubuntu 0.1.0-0extras15.10.0)

Hi, I read in https://askubuntu.com/questions/158261/is-there-a-pomodoro-app-available/517701 that pomodoro-indicator should work on Ubuntu 16.04, which Linux Mint 18.3 is built on. The program seems to install, I get an icon in my menu, but when I click it, nothing happens. I don't even see a new process appear in the system monitor.
Any ideas?
Thanks

When hovering over the indicator icon, it would be awesome if you could display a tooltip to show the remaining or elapsed minutes.

Or you could add the elapsed or remaining minutes to the stop button.

What do you think?

Thanks for your simple yet powerful Pomodoro. One of the features that can be added to this is showing the time left by hovering the icon in the launch bar.

Hello @atareao !

Thank you so much for your work, it is very helpful !

I would like to ask to you if you plan to add some extra features. I was thinking about a "Restart" as there are already "Start" and "Stop".
Cheers