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Time Out is a featured download on Lifehacker today. They seem to like it, which is always nice. Lifehacker is a great productivity blog, that I read every day, and recommend to others.
I appreciate the publicity, though I kinda wish it had come in a couple of weeks time, as (by popular request) I am planning to release Time Out version 1.5 with the new icon, and a few other improvements, around that time.
If you've come here from Lifehacker or elsewhere to get Time Out, go ahead; the current version is very good... but the icon is somewhat aesthetically challenged. So come back in a couple of weeks to get 1.5 - Time Out will tell you when it's available.
Version 1.5 will remain freeware, for Mac OS X 10.3.9 and later.
As for Time Out 2, it is still in development, but will require Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5) as a minimum, so version 1.5 will tide people over till Leopard is out (and for people who don't upgrade).
prevent from skipping break
hi,
I really like time out, but would like to disable the possibility to postpone or skip a break. is there a way(how) can I do that?
thanks,
Renaud
Re: prevent from skipping break
Yes: wait till next week. :)
As it happens, that feature is already in version 1.5, due for release next week.
Re: prevent from skipping break
hi David,
thanks, just installed it: it works like a dream, kudos!
Renaud
Re: prevent from skipping break
hi David,
I can still cmd-tab through the applications, and cmd-Q quit time out. Any chance you can block keyboard input as well? So far I have solved it by using 0-transparency.
thanks,
Renaud
Re: prevent from skipping break
Clicking during a break will prevent most keyboard input. You'll still be able to Cmd-Tab and quit. The former is harmless (the break is still on top), and the latter will be avoided in Time Out 2.