Tracking Time with Rachota

Written By
DP
Dmitri Popov
Jan 28, 2010

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Popov
for this link. ]

“Keeping track of time you spend on specific tasks is
essential if you are paid by the hour. Moreover, knowing exactly
how you spend your working time can help you to optimize your
workflow and be more productive. There are quite a few time
tracking solutions out there, including the nifty Rachota utility
which not only makes it easy to track time spent on different tasks
but also helps you to analyze the collected data.

“Rachota is written in Java, so you need to install the Java
Runtime Environment before you can run the application on your
system. Using Rachota is pretty straightforward. To add a task,
press the Add button, fill out the required fields, and hit OK.
Press the Select button, and hit Work to activate the task. When
you take a break from the active task, press the Relax button. Use
the Done button to finish the task.”


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