Break Timer FOR LINUX

We all know that our bodies are not designed to work continuously (since, doh, we're not robots), but for some reason, we almost always fail to do something about it.

The truth of the matter is that breaks are incredibly important, no matter how hard or for how long you work. Breaks help you retain information better, reduce stress, increase productivity, keep you engaged and focused, and those are just a few benefits.

Key Features:

• Keep track of work time on your computer


• Two types of breaks: microbreaks and full breaks


• User-friendly interface


• Default break schedule or custom design option


• Runs flawlessly in the background

Technical Specifications:

• Designed for GNOME 3 and higher


• Written in Vala with the use of GTK


• Smooth integration with GNOME environment


• Replaces the popular timer app "drwright" from GNOME 2

If you're not a big fan of smartphone/watch break reminder apps and you're looking for a more "classic" solution while working on Linux, you can try Break Timer. Break Timer keeps track of how much time you spend working on your computer and reminds you to take breaks to promote healthier behavior while working.

One of the best aspects of this app is its user-friendly interface. After installation, you can use the default break schedule or create a custom one to better suit your needs and style. Additionally, Break Timer runs seamlessly in the background without disrupting your work.

Designed to work on GNOME 3 (and higher), Break Timer is fully written in Vala with the use of GTK. It replaces the popular timer app included in GNOME 2 with a modern and more functional approach. The app also integrates smoothly with GNOME, making it a valuable addition to your software collection.

Publisher: Break Timer Authors