Linux distribution

Ubuntu 22.04

Desktop environment

Gnome

Version of Timer

latest

Bug description

shortcuts doesn't work, im using flathub

Steps to reproduce

No response

Output in terminal

No response

Once I press 'Start' and the Timer starts counting down, there could be a 'Pause' button to freeze the time countdown.

Currently the 'Stop' button completely exits the countdown and resets the timer.

Describe the current problem or need

Hello! Thanks for this application. Currently one needs to manually select the text field and input the numbers from the keyboard.

Describe the solution you would like

I wonder how feasible it would be to allow the adjusting of time by scrolling on the field with the mouse wheel (or with the equivalent touchpad gesture), which would be much quicker.

Thanks!

Do you have another solution?

No response

Operating system: Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS x86_64
Desktop environment: GNOME 42.3.1
Timer version: 2.7

Steps to reproduce behaviour:

1. Press the Super/Windows key (to bring up the Search function for apps) OR Open the 'Show Applications' app
2. Type in 'Timer' (this Timer app should be selected)
3. Press the Enter key to open the Timer app.

Desired behaviour:
Timer opens.

Actual behaviour:
Depends, but Timer usually opens after a system restart. Subsequently, timer does not open.
Timer does not open.

New translation strings are available, so translation files are not up to date. Plase translate it.

• Russian @ViktorOn
• Italian albanobattistella (translated)

Describe the current problem or need

I'd like to have an infinite amounts of timers, and be able to arrange them and name them. Example; Egg [ 7 minutes], + bacon in oven [10 minutes + 30 seconds] and have them saved. So that I can use my computer as a cocking aid, as an example. Can't find any app on the store that has that function (I'm new to Linux). If you have the time, I'm grateful, yours truly <3

Describe the solution you would like

Read the description

Do you have another solution?

I have many, but I think I'm going to have to charge money soon :) I just want to be able to use Linux.. and there isn't a decent clock on the system that I've found yet. It's like every developer lived in the basement of their moms ;) kisses! I do, no shame in that.

Describe the current problem or need

Currently, there are 3 action settings available upon opening Timer: 'Action after finished timer', 'Play beep', and 'Custom notification text'.

But when counting down, these settings are no longer visible or editable, so I can't change the settings unless I stop the timer:

Describe the solution you would like

I would like the 3 action settings described above to still be visible and editable even when Timer is counting down.

Do you have another solution?

No response

Describe the current problem or need

Hello,

Can the program schedule a shutdown in the background, then quit the program and the shutdown still happens at the pre-selected time ?

Thanks
Chris

Describe the solution you would like

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Do you have another solution?

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Linux distribution

Fedora 39

Desktop environment

Gnome 45.2

Version of Timer

latest

Bug description

App won't open. My system language is Estonian (Language code is 'et').

Output of flatpak run com.github.vikdevelop.timer:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/app/timer.py", line 19, in <module>
    locale = open(f"/app/translations/{r_lang}.json")
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/app/translations/et.json'

Steps to reproduce

No response

Output in terminal

No response

Describe the current problem or need

Clicking on a time field inserts a cursor rather than selecting the entire field's text. Given some of the fields are 0 by default, it's not a great experience to have to first delete the zero and then add a number. Tabbing through the fields selects the entire text, would be nice if clicking did the same for easier and more conveneint editing.

Describe the solution you would like

Clicking on a field should select its entire text.

Do you have another solution?

No response

Describe the current problem or need

The timer is very useful during any video presentations/conferences/etc. The present state is OK for breaks, but it would be cool to have ability put the timer over the presentation or any other screen sharing to check how many time passed or left.

In this mode the timer should be semi-transparent ( % should be tunable), and if possible - pass the cursor clicks under itself (except the header, which is used to stop timer or move the window). The second feature is optional.

Describe the solution you would like

Implement level of the transparency for the window and "always-on-top" behavior.

Do you have another solution?

Some window managers support can set always-on-top flag and custom window transparency, but it should be done every time and not all WMs support it.