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kramy replied on October 06, 2008 06:27 to the problem "New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?" in plasq:

Email sent to zvikico.

Still interested in other people having the same issue.

Thanks.

zvikico replied on October 06, 2008 05:28 to the problem "New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?" in plasq:

First, I'm not a big fan of the "show on all spaces" (SOAS) option. However, once taking a screenshot, I would like Skitch to appear on the current space. But that's just me.

ITMW, I had crashes with Skitch with the SOAS option turned off, too. It simply crashes and takes down the finder (dock) with it. When the SOAS option is off, this was accompanied with disabling some running applications by simply hiding all windows in the system in a way that made the applications unusable and didn't even allow me to save my documents.

It started with the new version, which I downloaded a few days ado. The problem is more of less reproducible and happens when using cross-hair snaphsot when the skitch window is on another space. After doing it 3-4 times, skitch caves. I can send you a crash report, contact me directly.

kramy replied on October 06, 2008 01:25 to the problem "New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?" in plasq:

Hi zvikico,

Have you tried enabling it again? Then logging out and back into your account?

(Anyone else having this problem?)

zvikico replied to "New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?", but it was removed. see the change log

zvikico replied on October 05, 2008 09:28 to the problem "New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?" in plasq:

I'm on a MacBook Pro 2.4 (SantaRosa)/15"/4GB running Latest OS X 10.5.5. I have an external 20" monitor attached (1680X1050, extended desktop, serves as primary) with 6 spaces (2H X 3V). I'm a heavy spaces users - I switch all the time.

I haven't noticed that Skitch appears on all Spaces until it started acting up. I can agree that this is unnecessary, nevertheless, it is still a bug. The whole "show on all spaces" seems problematic. As I noted, Skitch works fine after it was disabled.

kramy replied on October 05, 2008 07:55 to the problem "New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?" in plasq:

Hi there zvikico,

I can't seem to replicate your problem :(

Not sure why you would want to drag Skitch to another 'Space' though if it is already on every 'Space'? Although, I can without any issue here.

What are your computer specs?

Thanks!

zvikico reported a problem in plasq on October 05, 2008 05:42:

New version (1.0b7 v77) does not play nice with Spaces?

After upgrading to the latest version, I'm having tons of problems with Skitch. It crashes my Dock and hides some of the application windows. I have reasons to believe it has something to do with Spaces.

I think the source of the problem is having Skitch "Show on all Spaces" and trying to drag Skitch window from one space to another, by taking it to the edge of the screen.

Anyway, I've disabled the "Show on all Spaces" and it seems to be OK for now.

ai replied on September 29, 2008 15:02 to the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user" in RescueTime:

Yeah, give us more flexibility to set what's idle time and what's not.
User's activities are very different and subjective - thus, it must be customizable.

For example, i'm a programmer and often using paper for prototyping and stuff. So RescueTime shows about 3 hrs of Eclipse usage per day, but really it's about hefty 5-6 hrs.

A comment on the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user" in RescueTime:

I think you did a good job with the product. And you answered the question, which is 2 minutes of idleness and it stops tracking. There are other ways to track other time, and what Dallas Despain is asking for is probably too complex and involved. Personally I don't want to do any extra work when computer usage occurs. Once you start asking me questions and breaking up the work flow, it'll just be a pain and add to the interrupts and time to get things done. – bluespeaker, on September 24, 2008 19:22

ethomaz replied on July 30, 2008 13:56 to the problem "Menu is misplaced with multiple displays if Slife is on the secondary display" in Slife Labs:

Ah, thanks for this bug report. We will check it out. The screenshots are really helpful too. Thanks!

zvikico reported a problem in Slife Labs on July 29, 2008 09:19:

Menu is misplaced with multiple displays if Slife is on the secondary display

I'm working with two displays in different resolutions, my MacBook Pro internal monitor is the secondary display at 1440x900 and I have a bigger 20" display running at 1680x1050. I placed the Slife window on the secondary display. The problem is that when pressing the menu-bar icon, the menu pops up in the middle of the screen. See the attached image.

The problem does not happen if the Slife window is placed on the main display.

rkaramc replied on July 15, 2008 08:22 to the question "Time Management and Task Management" in RescueTime:

Hi:
Would love it if TaskTop(www.tasktop.com) could be used to provide task info to RescueTime. There's a ticket raised for TaskTop to provide task info to online time-tracking applications (https://tasktop.com/bugs/show_bug.cgi...)! So if RT & TT could collaborate on this, it would be great!!
thanx
rajeevk

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ancechu1 replied on July 03, 2008 11:30 to the problem "Can I get RescueTime to differentiate between Java apps?" in RescueTime:

I'm in the same situation. I work on Linux using Netbeans, Thinking Rock and SQuirreLSQLClient, all this applications appears as java-lang-thread.

A comment on the question "Bug: weekday goals ignore "Start of the Week" setting" in RescueTime:

Weekdays in the Middle East are Sunday to Thursday! So how would I use RT there?! – rkaramc, on June 29, 2008 15:48

A comment on the question "Bug: weekday goals ignore "Start of the Week" setting" in RescueTime:

Weekdays in the Middle East are Sunday to Thursday! So how would I use RT there?! – rkaramc, on June 29, 2008 15:47

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Tony replied on June 23, 2008 16:19 to the question "Bug: weekday goals ignore "Start of the Week" setting" in RescueTime:

Heya Zviki! Weekdays are M-F (no matter what your start of week is)... If you change the goal to "Day" instead of "Weekday", it should do the trick!

zvikico asked a question in RescueTime on June 22, 2008 14:37:

Bug: weekday goals ignore "Start of the Week" setting

My work week starts on Sunday. I marked Sunday as "Start of the Week" in my settings page. I've set up a goal of "at least X hours of work per weekday". However, this goal ignores Sunday.

Thanks,
Zviki

neodude replied on May 12, 2008 05:42 to the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user" in RescueTime:

Any luck so far with the Caffeine integration? It'll be great to have one place where I can click to start working, and click again to stop.

Alternatively an option in the RescueTime menu would be great too (I'm on a Mac).