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longer timers #296
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Which version of Caffeine are you running? The version in `master` has support for customisation:
oh, that's nice! I'm using version 44-2 from debian bookworm.
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Ah, looking at the merge history, v45 was the first version to allow configuration, currently only Debian testing and unstable have v48. I don't know if it'll get backported, it seems unlikely as it's not a very important package, so you may be better off installing from source, or installing from https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/517/caffeine/ instead. |
ok, thanks for clarifying what is compatible with what: I would have get
confused otherwise :)
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This is the current range timers:
Let me knows if it need adjustment. |
@pakaoraki I'm so sorry to bother you, but I was just wondering, why don't you support custom inputs, for example three input boxes next to each other. |
I would like to have even a higher range timer. Some use cases:
An extra range timer with I also like the idea of custom inputs. In that case, I think it would be nice to show any multiple of 30 higher or equal than 60 in hours in the menu (example: In general, it would also be nice to display times as |
I'll try to PR this soon. |
The default timers seems to have very low values. The shortest one is 5 minutes. Now, if I wanted to keep computer awake for 5 more minutes, wasn't it enough to move the mouse?
My usecase for caffeine is listening to music and leaving the computer unattended. In that scenario, what I need is something like 2h caffeine mode, while the longest one is 30 minutes.
Since there is no way to customize the duration, can you at least increase the default timers?
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