Releases · gtimelog/gtimelog

A complete rewrite of the user interface, to better fit GNOME 3 (GH: #31).
History browsing can show you weeks/months, not just days.
You can filter the displayed tasks, with a total shown at the bottom (GH: #88).
There’s a preferences dialog now (GH: #47).
Window size and task pane size/visibility are remembered across restarts (GH: #30).
Settings are stored in GSettings. The old config file will be migrated on first startup.
Work hours and office hours are separate settings now (GH: #46).
Native support for emailing reports. Requires a configured MTA on the local machine (i.e. /usr/sbin/sendmail).
There’s a help page listing all the keyboard shortcuts.
The user interface can be translated (and is translated into Lithuanian). Reports are an exception (GH: #45).
More efficient file change watching (GH: #11).
Dropped features:
- No more tray icons.
- Dropped –tray, –toggle, –quit, –sample-config command line options.
- The “Reload” menu option and hot key are gone – reloading is automatic now.
- Report for a custom date range is gone.
- “Complete report in spreadsheet” is gone.
- “Work/slacking stats in spreadsheet” is gone.
- Setting for editor is gone: the default file association for text files will be used.
- Settings for mailer is gone: mail sending is internal now.
- Setting for spreadsheet is gone.
- Separate setting to show remaining office hours is gone (set office hours to 0 to hide the estimate).

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