DeTraS provides several tools to track development activities by registering applications that developers use on an X11 session. It also allows you to send collected data to a server and takes care about your privacy. The idea behind DeTraS is taken from Timeline, a shell script written by Nat Friedman.
| Tags | tracking Development GPL Open Source Python Glib C |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL v2 GPL v3 |
| Operating Systems | GNU/Linux |
| Implementation | Python GLib2 C Glade XML xlib twisted |
| Translations | English |
Last announcement
Although DeTraS 0.5.0 has been released a few days ago, I've made some improvements to the release:
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Recent releases


Release Notes: This release includes an improved overview window, simplified privacy options, changes in data storage, and many bugfixes, among other improvements.


Release Notes: A new DeTraS milestone is ready for download. It's a maintenance version providing several bugfixes and some improvements, so upgrading from previous milestones is highly recommended.


Release Notes: This release contains bugfixes for DeTraS 0.4.0. It's especially important if you are using Dazer, because it fixes and improves this tool.


Release Notes: This milestone comes with a new tool, Dazer, which is a Web application that simplifies the analysis of data tracked by DeTraS. Some improvements were made to the applet's GUI feedback and a user manual was provided along with the LaTeX sources.


Release Notes: This version comes with an overview window to see the latest events tracked. TempurFugit can be controlled from the applet. More settings are available. Graphics were improved. Bugs were fixed. This is the first version released as a Debian package.
Recent comments
08 Dec 2010 01:00
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