gtt (1)

SYNOPSIS

gtt [ --display displayname ] [ --geometry geometry ]

DESCRIPTION

GTimeTracker is just a tool to measure the time, you let a given project in a selected state. GTimeTracker isn't especially smart at this. You, the user, will have to give GTimeTracker hints about what you're currently wanting to measure or it will not display reasonable values.

But when one has learned to use GTimeTracker effectively, it can be of great help. For example you can use it to optimize your work. It can show you, that you are spending to much time on unimportent tasks. Or it can exactly count the hours you spend on a project, that is payed for by time. You may discover many other ways, GTimeTracker can work for you.

OPTIONS

--display

specifies the X server, gtt should connect to. Refer to the X(1x) manual page for more info.

--geometry

specifies the geometry of the main window. The syntax is [WIDTHxHEIGHT][(+|-)X(+|-)Y] just like the X toolkit option geometry. See X(1x) for more info.

OTHER TYPES OF DOCUMENTATION

You can find more information about GTimeTracker and its functions in the Gnome help system. Just select Contents from the Help menu to get there.

SEE ALSO

X(1x)

THANKS

Thanks to Olivier Fontenelle and Tuomas Kuosmanen for ideas and bug reports. Thanks to Tom Tromey for his style corrections to GTT. And thanks to Miguel de Icaza for discussing some GNOME features with me, as well as including GTT in the GNOME CVS tree.

AUTHOR

Copyright (C) 1997,98 Eckehard Berns

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