how to get 30 minute break while working or doing anything on computers?
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I am running Debian. Many a times I get cramped or something for being on the computer for hour or hours than is good for me. Is there a tool which will tell me after 30-40 minutes to take a break ? I remember seeing something but have forgotten about it.
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I am running Debian. Many a times I get cramped or something for being on the computer for hour or hours than is good for me. Is there a tool which will tell me after 30-40 minutes to take a break ? I remember seeing something but have forgotten about it.
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I am running Debian. Many a times I get cramped or something for being on the computer for hour or hours than is good for me. Is there a tool which will tell me after 30-40 minutes to take a break ? I remember seeing something but have forgotten about it.
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I am running Debian. Many a times I get cramped or something for being on the computer for hour or hours than is good for me. Is there a tool which will tell me after 30-40 minutes to take a break ? I remember seeing something but have forgotten about it.
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I use Workrave for this; it’s available in Debian as the workrave
package.
I also noticed Safe Eyes, available as the safeeyes
package, but haven’t tried it.
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xwrits
available in the standard repository is another one.
Description: reminds you to take a break from typing
xwrits helps you prevent repetitive stress injury.
.
xwrits is a small reminder program designed to let you know it is time
to take a break from typing to rest your wrists and prevent any damage
to your wrists (or at least make them feel better if you've already
damaged them). Normally works on the honor system, but if you find
yourself unable to stop typing during your break, it can also lock your
keyboard.
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You can use Stretchly as a break time reminder:
A microbreak for 20 seconds every 10 minutes.
Every 30 minutes, it displays a window containing an idea for a longer 5 minute break.
The description is available on github. To install stretchly download the .deb package from here
wget https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly/releases/download/v0.18.0/stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
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I use Workrave for this; it’s available in Debian as the workrave
package.
I also noticed Safe Eyes, available as the safeeyes
package, but haven’t tried it.
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I use Workrave for this; it’s available in Debian as the workrave
package.
I also noticed Safe Eyes, available as the safeeyes
package, but haven’t tried it.
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I use Workrave for this; it’s available in Debian as the workrave
package.
I also noticed Safe Eyes, available as the safeeyes
package, but haven’t tried it.
I use Workrave for this; it’s available in Debian as the workrave
package.
I also noticed Safe Eyes, available as the safeeyes
package, but haven’t tried it.
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xwrits
available in the standard repository is another one.
Description: reminds you to take a break from typing
xwrits helps you prevent repetitive stress injury.
.
xwrits is a small reminder program designed to let you know it is time
to take a break from typing to rest your wrists and prevent any damage
to your wrists (or at least make them feel better if you've already
damaged them). Normally works on the honor system, but if you find
yourself unable to stop typing during your break, it can also lock your
keyboard.
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up vote
3
down vote
xwrits
available in the standard repository is another one.
Description: reminds you to take a break from typing
xwrits helps you prevent repetitive stress injury.
.
xwrits is a small reminder program designed to let you know it is time
to take a break from typing to rest your wrists and prevent any damage
to your wrists (or at least make them feel better if you've already
damaged them). Normally works on the honor system, but if you find
yourself unable to stop typing during your break, it can also lock your
keyboard.
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3
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up vote
3
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xwrits
available in the standard repository is another one.
Description: reminds you to take a break from typing
xwrits helps you prevent repetitive stress injury.
.
xwrits is a small reminder program designed to let you know it is time
to take a break from typing to rest your wrists and prevent any damage
to your wrists (or at least make them feel better if you've already
damaged them). Normally works on the honor system, but if you find
yourself unable to stop typing during your break, it can also lock your
keyboard.
xwrits
available in the standard repository is another one.
Description: reminds you to take a break from typing
xwrits helps you prevent repetitive stress injury.
.
xwrits is a small reminder program designed to let you know it is time
to take a break from typing to rest your wrists and prevent any damage
to your wrists (or at least make them feel better if you've already
damaged them). Normally works on the honor system, but if you find
yourself unable to stop typing during your break, it can also lock your
keyboard.
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You can use Stretchly as a break time reminder:
A microbreak for 20 seconds every 10 minutes.
Every 30 minutes, it displays a window containing an idea for a longer 5 minute break.
The description is available on github. To install stretchly download the .deb package from here
wget https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly/releases/download/v0.18.0/stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
gdebi stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
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You can use Stretchly as a break time reminder:
A microbreak for 20 seconds every 10 minutes.
Every 30 minutes, it displays a window containing an idea for a longer 5 minute break.
The description is available on github. To install stretchly download the .deb package from here
wget https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly/releases/download/v0.18.0/stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
gdebi stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
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You can use Stretchly as a break time reminder:
A microbreak for 20 seconds every 10 minutes.
Every 30 minutes, it displays a window containing an idea for a longer 5 minute break.
The description is available on github. To install stretchly download the .deb package from here
wget https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly/releases/download/v0.18.0/stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
gdebi stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
You can use Stretchly as a break time reminder:
A microbreak for 20 seconds every 10 minutes.
Every 30 minutes, it displays a window containing an idea for a longer 5 minute break.
The description is available on github. To install stretchly download the .deb package from here
wget https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly/releases/download/v0.18.0/stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
gdebi stretchly_0.18.0_amd64.deb
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