Erik Bjäreholt

@madumlao Correct, but the database is stored in a file, which can be synced. @johan-bjareholt Syncthing is smart enough to not sync the entire file if only parts of it...

@johan-bjareholt Yes, each instance would write to its own file in the synced folder(s) (there are some benefits to having one Syncthing-folder per instance, as Syncthing can enforce "master copies"...

@madumlao That's almost the exact design I had in mind for the MVP, nice to see we arrived at the solution independently! We use [appdirs](https://pypi.org/project/appdirs/) to manage files like the...

@jancborchardt I like Nextcloud, but I don't think that's a direction we want the core project to go in (and I'm pretty excited about building a decentralized sync feature for...

@Maistho Basically just HTTP authentication, preferably using OAuth in some way. Would require password-protecting the web UI as well as adding a configuration option to aw-client to include the HTTP...

@MartinNiederl Can you confirm that you are also using Windows? Seems to be Windows-specific, weirdly enough. Fetching data should not freeze the dashboard. It might take a while to load,...

This is probably (indirectly) caused by https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-qt/issues/49

@wuyudi Holy moly. Sorry about that. PRs welcome! (I'm afraid I'll keep procrastinating on this otherwise)

The following PRs should make sure this never happens again: - Rotating logfiles with max size: https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-core/pull/114 - Handle the errors better: https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-watcher-window/pull/73 Thanks for reporting @ivanpondal & @wuyudi!

@johan-bjareholt I think https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-watcher-afk/pull/51 addresses a different problem than the one observed in this issue, which https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-core/pull/105 does not fix. ~~The issue (as I currently understand it) that the watcher...