> I would second the request for the command line options to be detailed somewhere, just in case there are some other usefull ones :)
$ gtimelog --help
Usage: gtimelog [options]
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--tray start minimized
--sample-config write a sample configuration file to 'gtimelogrc.sample'
Single-Instance Options:
--replace replace the already running GTimeLog instance
--quit tell an already-running GTimeLog instance to quit
--toggle show/hide the GTimeLog window if already running --ignore-dbus do not check if GTimeLog is already running (allows you to have multiple instances running)
Debugging Options:
--debug show debug information --prefer-pygtk try to use the (obsolete) pygtk library instead of pygi
> I would second the request for the command line options to be detailed somewhere, just in case there are some other usefull ones :)
$ gtimelog --help
Usage: gtimelog [options]
Options: -sample- config write a sample configuration file to 'gtimelogrc.sample'
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--tray start minimized
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Single- Instance Options:
--ignore- dbus do not check if GTimeLog is already running (allows you to
have multiple instances running)
--replace replace the already running GTimeLog instance
--quit tell an already-running GTimeLog instance to quit
--toggle show/hide the GTimeLog window if already running
Debugging Options:
--prefer- pygtk try to use the (obsolete) pygtk library instead of pygi
--debug show debug information
Now that I know about rst2man (http:// docutils. sourceforge. net/sandbox/ manpage- writer/ rst2man. txt), I intend to write a manual page a bit more complete than the one Gustavo Franco contributed a long time ago.