Open Source Python Countdown Timers
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Multiplication Station
Grid based multiplication, add, sub including (-)ve #s
Multiplication Station will teach your child to add, subtract and multiply. All parameters configurable, like grid size and number ranges fonts and colors. Countdown timer keeps attention focused. High scores too. -
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Desk-Timer
A timer for the desktop.
Desk-Timer is a simple timer for the daily usage on the desktop. The main goal of Desk-Timer is to have a simple and easy to use timer, that provides nothing more than what it should do, while looking simple, cleaned up and neat. -
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yapomo
yapomo - Yet Another Pomodoro Timer
This is a simple pomodoro timer to use during your work day, with a tkinter graphical interface. -
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clockwize-timer
Smart timer to get you notified
Clockwise - Timer A digital timer designed for people who need extra support keeping track of time. A good area of use is on student computers in elementary school, high school or other post-secondary education. For people who want to keep track of time on their own instead of, for example, timers in the classroom or at home. Developed in Python by Sigge Arkestål, a 5:th grade student from Sweden. -
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neuro-timer
A productivity timer for Linux with focus protocols
Neuro Timer is a GTK3 desktop application for Linux that helps you optimize your work sessions using proven productivity protocols. Features include deep work timers, NSDR (Non-Sleep Deep Rest) with ambient audio, and brown noise for focus. -
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downcount Countdown Timer
An uncluttered countdown timer in pygtk
Moved to https://codeberg.org/andybalaam/downcount
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