Re: alternative break prompting

Олег Шиняев <[email protected]> Sat, 21 Sep 2013 16:18:31 +0400
Newsgroups gmane.comp.misc.workrave.user
Message-ID <CABfSuUjvTpj3XcCJEEVE3Bv3ys-qra2wYa4Um338PDdTOR-Uaw@mail.gmail.com>
Something like:

After 3 minutes(setup),  we go to the state "need a micro-pause".
After 5 seconds(setup) of inactivity in the state "need a micro-pause", we
have a micro-pause.
Any activity during the micro-pause, return us to the state "need a
micro-pause". Any buttons are no longer needed.

After 40 minutes(setup), we go to the state "need a break".
After 5 seconds(setup) of inactivity in the state "need a break", we have a
break.
Any activity during the break has no effect, except lock and postpone
buttons.
The postpone button has a drop-down list of time, and the skip button is no
longer needed.


1. Normal state http://d.pr/i/d5aK
2. Need a micro-pause http://d.pr/i/ykza
3. Micro-pause http://d.pr/i/tHvO
4. Need a break http://d.pr/i/OOtg
5. Break http://d.pr/i/HTO break mode minimal http://d.pr/i/trVZ


2013/9/16 Kumara Bhikkhu <[email protected]>

> Something like TimeOut for Mac, right?
>
> I wouldn't go for the "punishment" of further reduction of brightness
> though. The mind hates being punished and will rebel.
> Better to just go ahead and dim it all the way, perhaps with an
> option to show the current time, which is useful for people who tend
> to lose track of time.
>
> =?KOI8-R?B?78zFxyD7yc7Rxdc=?= wrote thus at 02:46 AM 16-09-13:
> >Greetings. I've been using your program and I really like it. Thank
> >you. I would like to suggest an option that I think could be useful.
> >It is alternative "break prompting"
> >
> >Instead of annoying jumping window, which confuses work with active
> >elements, I would suggest to use a reduction in brightness.
> >
> >When the brightness is reduced, I realize that I need  a
> >micro-pause. If I continue to work, the option could be more
> >annoying and reduce the brightness even more.
> >
> >And even possible to completely turn off the monitor for the
> >duration of the micro-pause. This proposal is due to the fact that
> >sometimes I look at the monitor while waiting for finishing the
> micro-pause.
> >
> >I hope you understand my heavy English )), thanks.
> >Oleg
>
>
>
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