Hamster Time Tracker

February 25, 2012 admin Software Reviews, 0

Recently I found the need to track my time due to recent work opportunities.  I originally thought it best to install one of the various time clock software that are available to Linux.  After searching around and much contemplating, I found Hamster.  Hamster is a simple desktop applet that embeds in the Gnome task bar.  I also found KTimeTracker but I didn’t find it as appealing as Hamster.

Project Hamster Features I enjoy the most:

• Ability to track your work day by hour and minute
• Ability to enter passed hours and minutes into the tracker
• Statistical summarization of all time spent, seperated by Tag
• Ability to export your time reports in HTML format for easy viewing

The bottom line is that if you need to track your time in a simple and straightforward way, Hamster is your solution.  It has all of the required features to be used as a personal time clock to organize your work day.

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