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ActivityWatch
Documentation for ActivityWatch
Updated Windows Data Path to be consistent with config path: Old: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\activitywatch\activitywatch New: %LocalAppData%\activitywatch\activitywatch
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Also, it might be helpful to add instructions on how to preserve the data.
Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distributions for desktop users, so it would lower entry barrier if there were more detailed installation instructions for Ubuntu
See the issue I created here for the problem and the solution that I found: https://github.com/Alwinator/aw-watcher-utilization/issues/7
as subject says, after clean install, program can not be started, installed as admin, tried on WINDOWS server 2012 x64 R2 and Windows 7 x64 too, Image installed as admin...
getting started page should mention what to do after installation e.g. installing browser extensions or editor plugins. Maybe there is a way to offer installation of the browser plugin after...
I assume that before replacing file on linux to update AW, you have to stop the app? How to do it safely? This information should be added to: https://github.com/ActivityWatch/docs/blob/master/src/updating.rst
currently there is : ``` Watches properties of the active tab like title, URL, and incognito state. [aw-watcher-web](https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-watcher-web) - The official browser extension, supports Chrome and Firefox. ``` instead of...
Created intended-use-of-activitywatch.rst to tackle [issue 528](https://github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch/issues/528): > Document how ActivityWatch is not designed to monitor employees. Content of intended-use-of-activitywatch.rst: - Intended Use of ActivityWatch - has the vision of ActivityWatch...
