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I tend to get distracted in the middle of a Pomodoro and I would love to display a notification bubble (or possibly a sound) periodically to keep me on track (perferably with the ability to customize)

I have "autostart a new pomodoro after a break ends" unchecked, and yet the next pomodoro starts. This is on Cinnamon 3.0.7 and whatever version of the extension it automatically downloaded.

I think that a ticking sound while the pomodoro is running could be nice, as it remembers you that the time is running. Of course there should be an option to enable/disable it for people who found it stressing.

This is GREAT app, but I often forget to turn in ON.

What is need:

• Add option in preferences to auto start timer on run

Please add this feature!

Hello,

Thank you for this awesome applet for my productivity boost.

I just wanted to know if it possible to add keyboard shortcuts to this applet? Does cinnamon support this? If it supports, I can code and make pull request.

It would be great to have an option to hide the time left in current pomodoro, because I'm usually distracted by this ticking numbers on panel. Also, I don't want to know basically how much time is left. Thank you!

Hello,

I wonder if we need to keep the dev branch. The dev branch seems to be dead. The master branch is ahead of it and more active. Also the master branch seems to contains all the commits from dev.

Also, the master branch is ahead of what is of the official page of the applet: https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/131. Shouldn't the master branch be the same as the "production" version ?

Thank you.

Fedora 25. I haven't started using pomodoro again until recently, but it seems I can't get it to play any sounds at all. "play" command is installed and in the PATH, and the included sound files are properly configured and I've confirm that "play" is able to play them. I've even tried uninstalling and reinstalling the applet (pulling it in from Cinnamon's applet downloader). Any ideas?

A todo list could be useful to plan future activities. The todo list could be a simple checklist with labels and the time of the planned activity.

If I pause the app, go afk and return, I can't tell at a glance whether the timer is for work or break. I've seen other pomodoro apps change the color of the tomato to distinguish the break timer.

Install instructions don't work.

with GIT following should be changed:
git clone http://github.com/gfreeau/cinnamon-pomodoro

without GIT this should be changed:
cp -r cinnamon-pomodoro-master/[email protected] ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets

I got configured two sounds for breaks between pomodoris, and they don't play

Also the applet doesn't show notifications when a break starts or ends.

Please put back dialog message beforre short break and an option to activate it in settings.

My pomodoro count doesn't get increased in the Menu under "Completed" but initial counter displays me a big break after 4 pomodoro so it is just a graphical issue in the menu.

Also I have unchecked "Auto start a new pomodoro after the break ends" but still it autostarts after the break.

I'm able to accomplish this if you explain me how to do internationalization in an applet.

If you start pomodoro and check 'Play Timer Sound' in its configuration so you can hear it running and then log-out you will be able to keep hearing the ticking sound. If you go to a console (ctrl-alt-f1) and log in you will also hear it ticking. I read the code and I see (and tested) that if Cinnamon is restarted the play command is killed. However, this does not seems to happen if you just log out.

If a pomodoro is running and you change settings such as timer sound. The pomodoro timer resets to the beginning but the sound does not turn on/off.

This happens when any config option is changed during a pomodoro.

For the settings to take effect, the pomodoro was must be turned off and on again.

Looks like on_pomodoro_duration_changed is being fired even when that particular setting (_pomodoroTime) isn't changed which calls this._resetTimerDurations.

...like "Break sound"

The settings give an option to change the timer sound, however it still plays tick.ogg if you change it.

Working in an open space, I work without sound. The end of a pomodoro is only notified by a bell sound, or a small notification on my secondary screen (small notebook on the side of my main working screen, but primary in cinnamon). The notification or blocking screen appears only after the pause is finished, or after all pomodori in a set are finished. As a result, I often miss the end of the pomodoro. It would be nice to also have a blocking dialog for the end of a pomodoro, so every event (pomodoro ends, short pause ends, set ends, long pause ends) would appear as a screen blocking dialog, if dialog are enabled in settings.

Please add an option to change the volume of the notification sounds.

It seems that the applet requires /usr/bin/python or a "python" binary into the path.
In Linux Mint 20 there is not such thing
and the applet.js crashes.

The python binary seems completely unnecessary to me: i wonder why a plain shell script isn't used.

Thanks for the applet!
Pomodoro is great to keep the head on the important tasks. But there is a bug in your applet.
Clicking on "Start a new Pomodoro" in long break dialog will double the timers. So the long break timer and the new pomodoro timer will both run at the same time.

Reset timers in the right click menu will only affect the new pomodoro timer. There is no way to stop the old timer. Even removing the applet from the toolbar doesn't help!!! It's still plaing sounds after 25 or 5 minutes.

Can you please fix that. There should be no timer hanging around in my system :) especially after I removed the applet from the toolbar

regards,
David

Any way to change icons? I don't know why but the red one distracts me.

Minutes should be displayed above pomodoro, short break, long break, etc, ...
Since I can't see the minutes, I can't use the timer.

According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique, a pomodoro is a 25-min time interval. Here, it is a set of 4 times 25-min intervals that is considered a pomodoro.
I think the applet should be consistent with the original definition.

Hello!
Thanks you for best applet!

Can you add "only minutes" to settings for best looking at vertical panel?
https://i.imgur.com/BFQwBMv.png

In Pomodoro applet 1.8.2 the following clutter warning occurs when the applet starts

(cinnamon:12195): Clutter-WARNING **: Attempting to add actor of type 'StLabel' to a container of type 'StBoxLayout', but the actor has already a parent of type 'StBoxLayout'

The issue appears to be in the function _createDialogWindow, which (on line 188) attempts to add this._descriptionLabel to both messageBox and then this._dialog.contentLayout.

I don't know much about clutter dialog boxes, but I am guessing the second addition is redundant? Perhaps the fix will be obvious to someone who knows that bit of code

When using Pomodoro applet I noticed the following error message turned-up in my ~/.xsession-errrors`

(cinnamon:31248): Clutter-WARNING **: Attempting to add actor of type 'StLabel' to a container of type 'StBoxLayout', but the actor has already a parent of type 'StBoxLayout'.
    JS ERROR: !!!   WARNING: 'assignment to undeclared variable timer_text'
    JS ERROR: !!!   WARNING: file '/home/user/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/[email protected]/applet.js' line 440 exception 0 number 156

Right now I am not sure which action triggered the error - I was using the applet as normal and tweaking the settings over the course of a few hours. I will try to narrow down the cause. In the meantime perhaps you may spot something obvious from the line number and error message.

I'm using Pomodoro applet release 1.8.2 (from spices website) and Cinnamon 1.8.8 (Linux Mint 15)

I have the "Show Dialog Messages" option turned on, and I have the "Auto start a new pomodoro after a break ends" option turned off; however, these options appear to have no effect. After one Pomodoro, instead of getting a dialog, I just get a notification stating, "Take a short break!" Additionally, as soon as the short break timer ends, a new Pomodoro begins counting down immediately.

It appears I can get the dialog behavior I want by changing the setting, "Number of pomodori before long break," to the value 1, but that of course means I only get a single break length—whatever I set the "Long Break Duration" to.