Timecard is a free and open source time tracking application for Linux, Mac OS and Windows. Using this Timecard app you can track and find how much time you spend on your tasks. This is simple and easy to use app. You can access the app via application window or system tray. It comes with start and pause, stop timer options. It is released under BSD 3-Clause “New” or “Revised” License. You can save the log with activity notes and also sort and edit time log entries. It also comes with Quit protection to prevent accidentally closing the app.
Install Timecard on Ubuntu
Timecard is available as a flatpak and python packages. You can install it easily via the command-line terminal app.
Install Timecard via Flatpak
First install the flatpak and flathub in your system . If you don’t have then follow below link to install it. Restart your system after the flatpak installation.
How to install flatpak and flathub
Open the terminal application. You can open it from the application list or from ctrl+alt+t keys. Then run Timecard flatpak installation command. It will install the latest Timecard app on your Ubuntu system.
flatpak install flathub com.codemouse92.timecard
You can run Timecard with the below flatpak command.
flatpak run com.codemouse92.timecard
Install Timecard via PIP:
You can also install Timecard via the pip Python Package Manager. For that you need to install pip on your system first. Follow below link for the pip installation.
After that open the terminal app and run below Timecard installation command.
sudo pip install Timecard-App
timecard-app
that’s all.
