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Callista started following the idea "Giving certain websites they're own representation in Slife" in Slife Labs.
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ethomaz replied on July 06, 2008 20:00 to the idea "Giving certain websites they're own representation in Slife" in Slife Labs:
Very good idea, lemonstirfry, thanks for your feedback -
ethomaz replied on July 06, 2008 19:56 to the idea "Monitoring applications running in the background" in Slife Labs:
iTunes is a good example. We did take into account some of these exceptional scenarios in Slife 1.0 -
Lemonstirfry shared an idea in Slife Labs on July 02, 2008 15:03:
Giving certain websites they're own representation in SlifeAn idea that I think would make Slife even better would be to monitor certain websites by themselves. When I look at my Slife now, All I see is that I spend a lot of time on the internet. I think two options that could improve it would be to represent different websites- ex: gmail.com- as a different color on the Slife tracking table. The other option that could work would to be able to have certain websites show up as "programs," getting their own place on the chart. This way, you could limit time spent on youtube without having to limit time on the Internet. -
Lemonstirfry replied on July 02, 2008 14:51 to the idea "Monitoring applications running in the background" in Slife Labs:
True. There are other programs though where that might be useful- iTunes for example. Even though music is playing, Slife doesn't track iTunes use. I still think Slife is a brilliant program, and an option for this would only make it better. -
ethomaz replied on July 02, 2008 14:12 to the idea "Monitoring applications running in the background" in Slife Labs:
That's an idea. I wonder how useful it would be though. Simply having an app open doesn't offer a good indication of how it affects your productivity. It's hard to measure its impact.
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Lemonstirfry shared an idea in Slife Labs on July 01, 2008 02:33:
Monitoring applications running in the backgroundOne idea that I think would really improve Slife would be the monitoring of applications running in the background. For example- keeping track of how much time iChat is open as well as when it is used. This could be used for productivity reasons- you may not be using iChat, but having it in the background can be distracting. From what I know now, Slife only monitors programs that are being used.
