TimeTagger is a time tracking app that allows you to easily and accurately track your time spent on various tasks. In this tutorial, we will go through the steps to install TimeTagger on OpenBSD.
Before we can install TimeTagger, we need to install its dependencies:
$ doas pkg_add qt5
You can download the latest version of TimeTagger from their website https://timetagger.app. Once you download the file, navigate to the directory where it was downloaded.
Next, we need to extract the file using the tar command. Replace file-name with the name of the downloaded file you obtained in step 2.
$ tar -xvzf file-name.tar.gz
This will extract the file into a new directory with the same name as the downloaded file.
Finally, navigate into the extracted directory and run the TimeTagger binary.
$ cd file-name
$ ./timetagger
This will launch the TimeTagger app, and you can start tracking your time!
That's it! In just a few simple steps, you can install TimeTagger on OpenBSD and start tracking your time. With its intuitive interface and robust tracking capabilities, TimeTagger is an excellent tool for anyone looking to improve their productivity.
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