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{"name":"MindfulClock","tagline":"With the MindfulClock you turn your device into a Bell of Mindfulness.","body":"MindfulClock 1.0\r\n\r\nWith the MindfulClock you turn your device into a Bell of Mindfulness.\r\nDuring the day, it will periodically invite the bell and gives you the\r\nopportunity to pause, and enjoy the present moment in mindfulness.\r\n\r\n\r\nOPERATING SYSTEM\r\n- The MindfulClock is programmed in Python with the GUI toolkit\r\n  wxPython. It runs on all platforms which support Python and\r\n  wxpython.\r\n- It's specially designed for Ubuntu.\r\n\r\n\r\nRELEASE NOTES 1.0\r\n- Notification with text or sound.\r\n- Specification by user: Time interval in minutes, text notification,\r\n  sound notification, pause function.\r\n- Full clock control in the user interface.\r\n- Taskbar application.\r\n- Ubuntu integration with the Application indicator.\r\n- Artwork and sound theme.\r\n- Debian package.\r\n- Command line options\r\n- Sourcecode installation.\r\n- Internationalisation with pygettext.\r\n\r\n\r\nDOWNLAD AND INSTALL DEBIAN PACKAGE\r\n- Download the project archive\r\n- Extract the archive to a temporary folder\r\n- Open the <deb> directory\r\n- Run the .deb, the package <mfc1> will be installed.\r\n- You can start the clock with the menu entry, or with the command:\r\n  <mindfulclock1 [OPTIONS]>\r\n    --start-tna         Start the clock minimized in\r\n                        the Taskbar Notification Area.\r\n    --autostart-clock   Start the clock automatically.\r\n    --taskbar           Use the classic taskbar, instead\r\n                        of the application indicator.\r\n    --menu-time         Show the time not beside the\r\n                        taskbar indicator icon.\r\n                        (With --taskbar, this option\r\n                         will be ignored.)\r\n    --help              Show a little help.\r\n\r\n\r\nUSAGE\r\nMindfulClock offers several options. You can define the time interval,\r\na text message that supports your practise and a bell sound. You can\r\nalso disable either the text or the sound notification by clearing the\r\nrelevant input box. All changes will be applied on the next startup of\r\nthe clock (or by pressing the stop button and the start button again).\r\n\r\nThe application brings an indicator applet which you will find in the\r\nupper right corner of your Ubuntu Unity desktop. If you are not using\r\nUnity, you could also start the application with the --start-tna \r\nparameter, which will make use of the traditional systray instead.\r\n\r\nFrom the indicator icon, you can start, stop or pause the clock and\r\nopen the main application window.\r\n\r\nMindfulClock can by configured to automatically start the clock on\r\napplication startup and to start directly to the indicator applet.\r\n\r\nThe main window can always be minimized to the applet by pressing the\r\nminimize button. Using the exit button will close the application.\r\n \r\n\r\nTROUBBLESHOTTING\r\n- Reset all setting: Delete the configuarion, the hidden file <.mfc1>\r\n  in the home directory.\r\n\r\n\r\nREMOVE THE DEBIAN PACKAGE\r\n- Remove the package <mfc1> from your system.\r\n\r\n\r\nREMOVE THE SETTINGS\r\n- If the settings are to be removed: Delete the hidden file <.mfc1>\r\n  in the home directory.\r\n\r\n\r\nDOWNLOAD SOURCECODE DISTRIBUTION FROM GITHUB\r\n- Download the project archive\r\n- Extract the archive to a temporary folder\r\n- Open the <dist> directory\r\n\r\nINSTALLATION THE SOURCECODE DISTRIBUTION\r\n- Make sure that Python 2.7, wxPython 2.8, PyGame 1.9 are installed.\r\n  The technical packages timidity & python-appindicator may help.\r\n  Command line to install:\r\n  <sudo apt-get install python python-wxgtk2.8 python-pygame>\r\n  <sudo apt-get install timidity python-appindicator>\r\n- Extract the donloaded file.\r\n- Go to the directory <mfc1-1.0>, where the file <setup.py> is placed.\r\n- Run the command line: <sudo ./setup.py install>\r\n- Python installs the source distribution.\r\n- the program starts with the command:\r\n  <mindfulclock1 [OPTIONS]>\r\n    --start-tna         Start the clock minimized in\r\n                        the Taskbar Notification Area.\r\n    --autostart-clock   Start the clock automatically.\r\n    --taskbar           Use the classic taskbar, instead\r\n                        of the application indicator.\r\n    --menu-time         Show the time not beside the\r\n                        taskbar indicator icon.\r\n                        (With --taskbar, this option\r\n                         will be ignored.)\r\n    --help              Show a little help.\r\n- For a program starter icons are placed in </mfc1/icons> in the\r\n  repisotory.\r\n- If application indicator icon is not displayed, please copy the file\r\n  </pixmaps/alarm-clock-indicator.png> from the repository to\r\n  </usr/share/pixmaps>.\r\n\r\n\r\nREMOVE THE SOURCECODE DISTRIBUTION\r\n- On a UBUNTU system delete follow directory and files\r\n  with adminstrator rights:\r\n  directory </usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mfc1>\r\n  file </usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mfc1-1.0.egg-info>\r\n  file </usr/local/bin/mfc1dist>\r\n\r\n\r\nDOCUMENTATION\r\n- start the file /doxygen-docu/html/index.html of this repository.\r\n\r\n\r\nGERMAN TRANSLATIONS\r\n- PO files mfc1/pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.po\r\n- MO files mfc1/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.mo\r\n- The work directory for follwing command is:\r\n  </mfc1>\r\n- Make a copy from the old file:\r\n  <cp ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.po \\\r\n   ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/old-mfc1.po>\r\n- Create a new .po file with pygettext:\r\n  <pygettext -o ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.po ./*.py>\r\n- Merge the old into the new .po file:\r\n  <msgmerge -o ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.po \\\r\n   ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/old-mfc1.po \\\r\n   ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.po>\r\n- Make the translation, edit the .po file:\r\n  - Replace <line Content-Type: text/plain; charset=CHARSET> with\r\n    <line Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8>.\r\n  - By editing the .PO file with the PO-Edit, you can optionally write\r\n    the .MO file with saving the .po file.\r\n    After this, yo just has to move the .mo file:\r\n    <mv -u ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.mo \\\r\n     ./locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.mo>\r\n  - Create the .mo file manually:\r\n    <msgfmt --output-file ./locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.mo \\\r\n     ./pofiles/de/LC_MESSAGES/mfc1.po>\r\n\r\n\r\nCONCEPT, DESIGN\r\n  Marcus Möller\r\n  <marcus.moeller[AT]ubuntu[DOT]com>\r\n\r\n\r\nPROGRAM CODE\r\n  Andreas Ulrich\r\n  <http://erasand.jimdo.com/kontakt/>\r\n  <ulrich3110[AT]gmail[DOT]com>\r\n\r\n\r\nARTWORK\r\n  Marcus Möller (program icon)\r\n  The Tango Project (button icons)\r\n\r\n\r\nSOUND \r\n  <pv-bell.ogg> by Marcus Möller and the WakeUp community\r\n\r\n\r\n16.12.2013 / Andreas Ulrich, Marcus Möller\r\n","google":"","note":"Don't delete this file! 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