WorkRave for a sys-admin

"Robin Masters \( SenS-Design \)" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.misc.workrave.user
Organization SenS-Design
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

 

I've been using WorkRave for about 2 years now i think.

Now that I've also tried some other anti-RSI/CANS software I do have some
questions.

 

As a  part time system/network administrator for the windows platform I use
Remote Desktop quite a lot and one of the bugs I found is that when using
the mouse or keyboard within that remote session ( windowed ) WR detects the
input ( dialog flashes ) but doesn't block it. For me this is a little
problem since I find myself continuing working and ignoring the
dialog/block.

Is this a bugfix/feature you could add to WorkRave?

 

Secondly is it possible to get more exercises? There aren't that many of
them and after 2 years I can almost dream them :P

 

Also I would like to note that the new ALT+S shortcut is very handy ( for
when I'm on the phone with a customer and remoting with them ) but it
doesn't always work.
This is also the case if I'm in a Word document or working with Netbeans so
basically everywhere.

Could you also make it possible to change the keys for this ?

 

Also I would gladly start testing for WR ( as I've done with the NB7.0
development ) as my contribution to this great project.

 

With kind regards,

Robin Masters

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