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Description

Kronometer is a stopwatch application. Kronometer is free software and it's released under the GPLv2 license.

Kronometer's main features are the following:

Start/pause/resume the stopwatch widget
Laps recording: you can capture the stopwatch time when you want and add a note to it
Lap times sorting: you can easily find the shortest lap time or the longest one
Reset the stopwatch widget and the lap times
Time format settings: you can choose the stopwatch granularity
Times saving and resuming: you can save the stopwatch status and resume it later
Font customization: you can choose the fonts for each of the stopwatch digits
Color customization: you can choose the color for the stopwatch digits and the stopwatch background
Lap times export: you can export the lap times on a file using the JSON or CSV format

Download

Kronometer latest version: 2.1.3
Source code: kronometer-2.1.3.tar.xz
SHA256: go to the mirrors page
Mirrors: go to the mirrors page

Older versions are available in the [[%7B%7Bsite.url%7D%7D/kronometer/downloads|kronometer downloads page]].

Installation

Arch Linux

Kronometer is available in the AUR:

{% highlight shell %} $ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/kronometer.git $ cd kronometer $ makepkg -sri {% endhighlight %}

Debian

Kronometer is currently packaged for Debian Sid:

{% highlight shell %} $ sudo apt install kronometer {% endhighlight %}

Gentoo

{% highlight plain %} # emerge x11-misc/kronometer {% endhighlight %}

KaOS

{% highlight shell %} $ kcp -i kronometer {% endhighlight %}

NixOS

{% highlight shell %} $ nix-env -iA kde5.kronometer {% endhighlight %}

Compile from sources

The following installation instructions are distro-agnostic, i.e. they should work on all the Linux distributions.

Download the latest source files archive from the link above
Extract the archive in your preferred directory
Open a terminal in that directory and run the following commands:

{% highlight shell %} $ mkdir build && cd build $ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=qtpaths --install-prefix .. $ sudo make install {% endhighlight %}

Now you should have Kronometer installed under /usr/bin and it should be available under the Utility entry in the Application Launcher of Plasma (or any other XDG-compliant menu).

Software dependencies:

Qt 5.0.0 or above, only the following modules:
- QtCore
- QtGui
- QtWidget
KDE Frameworks 5.15.0 or above, only the following modules:
- KF5Config
- KF5DocTools
- KF5I18n
- KF5WidgetsAddons
- KF5XmlGui
CMake 3.1 or above
Extra CMake Modules 1.6.0 or above
GCC or Clang.

Changelog

Go to the [[%7B%7Bsite.url%7D%7D/kronometer/changelog|kronometer changelog page]].

Bugs

Please use the official KDE Bugtracking system if you find a bug. You can also use it if you have a feature request.

Documentation

Kronometer provides a KDE-compliant documentation, which is available within the installed application by clicking Kronometer Handbook under the Help menu. The documentation is also available online on the KDE servers:

Kronometer Handbook (HTML)
Kronometer Handbook (PDF)

Contribute

Kronometer is part of the KDE community. If you want to contribute to the Kronometer development, you are encouraged to join the KDE world. Check out these FAQs. The git repository is located here.

Doxygen

Doxygen documentation for the kronometer source code is available here.

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+=== Description ===
+Kronometer is a stopwatch application. Kronometer is free software and it's released under the [https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html GPLv2] license.
+Kronometer's main features are the following:
+* Start/pause/resume the stopwatch widget
+* Laps recording: you can capture the stopwatch time when you want and add a note to it
+* Lap times sorting: you can easily find the shortest lap time or the longest one
+* Reset the stopwatch widget and the lap times
+* Time format settings: you can choose the stopwatch granularity
+* Times saving and resuming: you can save the stopwatch status and resume it later
+* Font customization: you can choose the fonts for each of the stopwatch digits
+* Color customization: you can choose the color for the stopwatch digits and the stopwatch background
+* Lap times export: you can export the lap times on a file using the JSON or CSV format
+=== Download ===
+* Kronometer latest version: <tt>2.1.3</tt>
+* Source code: [http://download.kde.org/stable/kronometer/2.1.3/src/kronometer-2.1.3.tar.xz kronometer-2.1.3.tar.xz]
+* SHA256: go to the [http://download.kde.org/stable/kronometer/2.1.3/src/kronometer-2.1.3.tar.xz.mirrorlist mirrors page]
+* Mirrors: go to the [http://download.kde.org/stable/kronometer/2.1.3/src/kronometer-2.1.3.tar.xz.mirrorlist mirrors page]
+Older versions are available in the [[%7B%7Bsite.url%7D%7D/kronometer/downloads|kronometer downloads page]].
+=== Installation ===
+==== Arch Linux ====
+Kronometer is available in the AUR:
+{% highlight shell %} $ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/kronometer.git $ cd kronometer $ makepkg -sri {% endhighlight %}
+==== Debian ====
+Kronometer is currently packaged for Debian Sid:
+{% highlight shell %} $ sudo apt install kronometer {% endhighlight %}
+==== Gentoo ====
+{% highlight plain %} # emerge x11-misc/kronometer {% endhighlight %}
+==== KaOS ====
+{% highlight shell %} $ kcp -i kronometer {% endhighlight %}
+==== NixOS ====
+{% highlight shell %} $ nix-env -iA kde5.kronometer {% endhighlight %}
+==== Compile from sources ====
+The following installation instructions are ''distro-agnostic'', i.e. they should work on all the Linux distributions.
+# Download the latest source files archive from the link above
+# Extract the archive in your preferred directory
+# Open a terminal in that directory and run the following commands:
+{% highlight shell %} $ mkdir build &amp;&amp; cd build $ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<code>qtpaths --install-prefix</code> .. $ sudo make install {% endhighlight %}
+Now you should have Kronometer installed under <code>/usr/bin</code> and it should be available under the ''Utility'' entry in the Application Launcher of Plasma (or any other XDG-compliant menu).
+Software dependencies:
+* Qt 5.0.0 or above, only the following modules:
+** QtCore
+** QtGui
+** QtWidget
+* KDE Frameworks 5.15.0 or above, only the following modules:
+** KF5Config
+** KF5DocTools
+** KF5I18n
+** KF5WidgetsAddons
+** KF5XmlGui
+* CMake 3.1 or above
+* Extra CMake Modules 1.6.0 or above
+* GCC or Clang.
+=== Changelog ===
+Go to the [[%7B%7Bsite.url%7D%7D/kronometer/changelog|kronometer changelog page]].
+=== Bugs ===
+Please use the official [https://bugs.kde.org/ KDE Bugtracking system] if you find a bug. You can also use it if you have a feature request.
+=== Documentation ===
+Kronometer provides a KDE-compliant documentation, which is available within the installed application by clicking <code>Kronometer Handbook</code> under the <code>Help</code> menu. The documentation is also available online on the KDE servers:
+* Kronometer Handbook ([https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/extragear-utils/kronometer/index.html HTML])
+* Kronometer Handbook ([https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/extragear-utils/kronometer/kronometer.pdf PDF])
+=== Contribute ===
+Kronometer is part of the KDE community. If you want to contribute to the Kronometer development, you are encouraged to join the KDE world. Check out these [https://techbase.kde.org/Development/FAQs/General_FAQ FAQs.] The <tt>git</tt> repository is located [https://commits.kde.org/kronometer here].
+=== Doxygen ===
+[http://doxygen.org Doxygen] documentation for the kronometer source code is available [http://api.kde.org/extragear-api/utils-apidocs/kronometer/src/html/index.html here].