Friends--

Trying to figure out how to run gnotime.

The help screens say "So, the first thing you need to learn is how to create new projects."

So I am on the main screen and click New and enter a project title and description in the boxes that pop up, click OK.

Nothing happens.

I tried making entries in the boxes on the main screen, and see no way to save anything, and clicking Timer does nothing; activity journal is empty and properties says I must first select a project (suggesting none has been created).

Does this program work? What's the secret?

I see this bug, which seems similar, and still open after 3 years: http://sourceforge.net/p/gttr/bugs/83/

Running in Ubuntu 12.04 lts.

Gnome Time Tracker is a very useful time and project management utility for Linux Mint / Ubuntu. This is useful especially when you need to track time required to complete certain activities.
When you first opened it will ask you to create a new project. To make understanding more proper, please see the below link.



The workspace is pretty simple to use and understand. You can make new projects and then within these projects create new entries, start and stop timer for each of these entries to track the time taken for each of these entries to complete.



You can enjoy more features on further exploring.

I think you try again to create a new project and add a timer while doing a particular task inside a project.

Sanpreet Singh--

Thank you for helping me, Sanpreet!

There was no screen shot attached.

I just now clicked New and entered project name and description and OK. Then clicked on timer. Nothing happened. The screen is blank. Clicked menu "Timer" and then Start timer. Lower left shows "00:00 Timer is not running".

Is there a permissions issue perhaps?

Gnome Time Tracker is a very useful time and project management utility for Linux Mint / Ubuntu. This is useful especially when you need to track time required to complete certain activities.
When you first opened it will ask you to create a new project. To make understanding more proper, please see the below link.

http://bit.ly/1MsiE9x

The workspace is pretty simple to use and understand. You can make new projects and then within these projects create new entries, start and stop timer for each of these entries to track the time taken for each of these entries to complete.

http://bit.ly/1NQfm4j

You can enjoy more features on further exploring.

I think you try again to create a new project and add a timer while doing a particular task inside a project.

Sorry for not finding the link. Please refer the next mail to find it. I have attached the link but on previewing i was unable to find them. I think you need to be install the application as a root user.

# install it using sudo and then run. I think this may solve permission issue.

Sanpreet--

Thank you!

Your second post with the links actually gave me the starting clue. When Gnotime opened for me, it did not have the large panel on top that in your one screenshot is called "Title" and under that it says "Blog."

So I dragged that space down and found all the attempts I had made to create projects and descriptions!

Now to play with it and see if it is usable for my business.

Thanks, Sanpreet!

May have more questions for you....