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A happiness and well-being diary application for desktop computers that asks questions of the user

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Well-being Diary

Project status: Pre-alpha

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A happiness and well-being diary application. It's a cross-platform desktop application and is in an early development/prototype stage

Table of contents:

  1. Description
  2. Installation
  3. Usage
  4. Feedback

Description

The user can write questions for herself that can be used to support happiness, compassion and well-being

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License

GPLv3

Installation

There are no installation packages but it's simple to install by following these steps:

  1. Download the Python 3.x installation package for your platform: https://www.python.org/downloads/
  2. Install Python 3.x
  3. On the command line: pip3 install --upgrade pip (On Ubuntu use sudo -H)
  4. On the command line: pip3 install PyQt5 (On Ubuntu use sudo -H)
  5. Download the project files from GitHub, by clicking on the "Clone or download" button and then "Download ZIP"
  6. Unzip the downloaded file

Advanced setup (optional)

Please note: This is not necessary for running the application, instead you can skip directly to the usage section

GNU/Linux systems

For desktop systems that are compatible with the freedesktop standard - for example Gnome and KDE - you can use the bwb.desktop file included in the source (please note that if using a file manager such as the Gnome file manager you may see the name displayed as "Well-being Diary" rather than the file name) to make the application visible in any start-menu-like menu (in Lubuntu this is called the "main menu" and it's shown when clicking the button in the lower left, "vanilla" (the ordinary) Ubuntu may not have a menu like this

To use this file:

  1. Edit the well-being-diary.desktop file and change the paths to match the path that you are using
  2. Copy the well-being-diary.desktop file to your desktop or any place where you want to be able to start the application from
  3. Copy the well-being-diary.desktop file to /usr/share/applications/ using sudo

Hardware recommendations

  • Works best on screens with a resolution of at least 1366x768
  • No network connection is needed
  • Does not take much processor and memory resources, expected to run smoothly on most system

Usage

  1. Change directory to where the software files have been extracted
  2. Type and run python3 well-being-diary.py on GNU/Linux systems or python well-being-diary.py on Windows

Testing

Alternatively you can start the application with the --testing flag, this will make sure that the application data is stored in memory only and not saved when the application is closed

Feedback

Feedback is very welcome! If you send us feedback it can help improve the software

Ideas for improving the software

https://gitter.im/fswellbeing/well-being-diary

Reporting bugs

Please use the GitHub issue tracker: https://github.com/SunyataZero/well-being-diary/issues

Don't hesitate to file a bug! You are helping to improve the software. Also if something is unclear in the documentation that counts as a bug as well, so please report it

What is already working well

This is good to know so that we know what to keep, also it gives motiviation to continue working on the software <3