window /tab aware and timeout?
It seems that slife is window/tab aware, it only tracks time when a window or tab has focus. Is there an idle timeout where, say you're reading a web page, and then you leave the browser open -- just walk away. Does it stop tracking time after an amount of inactivity? Thanks.
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Inappropriate?Yes, Slife has an idle detector and after a period of inactivity it stops logging. When you come back, a whole new cycle starts.
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Inappropriate?It seems tab aware as well, when I switch tabs in my browser seems to handle it and set different timers. Is this because the window title in the browser changes? It seems to key off active window and the window title.
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Inappropriate?Correct! A tab switch indicates activity, so Slife assumes you are present and working.
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Inappropriate?It seems to track each tab as a separate activity if the window title changes. So, two different website in different tabs are two different activities. Also, this seems to work in OSX if I set my terminal window title different for each tab. Just double checking.
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Inappropriate?I put this code in my .profile file
# code setter
alias newc='clear;echo "Client Code:";read client_code;echo -n -e "\033]0;$client_code\007";clear'
newc
This way, it prompts me for a client code which sets the window title for the terminal tab. Then each tab seems to get tracked separately. Seems to work fine? Just double checking this. -
Inappropriate?That should be fine. Pretty cool.
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