[SOLVED] What desktop kitchen timer do you recommend or use?
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No. It is not a deb package. Please, please, please read something to teach yourself the very basics of using linux.
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Originally Posted by linux-man;6360528
About whether it's safe to download I don't see any mention of it here after reading:
[URL="https://github.com/lukeallister/bash-pomodoro/blob/master/README.md"
Distribution: native install of Parrot Home Edition 5.0 Debian (no security tools) 64 bit, KDE, 5.14.0-9parrot1,
Posts: 872
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Originally Posted by michaelk
kitchen timer == countdown timer ( I assume is what the OP is actually asking... )
I meant desktop tomato timer
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Originally Posted by michaelk
kteatime if running kde.
I used synaptic, clicked apply and got:
Code:
W: Failed to fetch https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot/pool/main/k/kteatime/kteatime_20.12.0-1_amd64.deb
Temporary failure resolving 'deb.parrot.sh'
When I typed into synaptc search "kteatime" nothing came up but managed to locate it scrolling for kteatime alphabetically with synaptic list. Why didn't it show up in search initially?
W: Failed to fetch https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot/pool/main/k/kteatime/kteatime_20.12.0-1_amd64.deb
Temporary failure resolving 'deb.parrot.sh'
When I typed into synaptc search "kteatime" nothing came up but managed to locate it scrolling for kteatime alphabetically with synaptic list. Why didn't it show up in search initially?
And that is completely unrelated to the topic in this thread.
It also opens up a huge can of worms, nicely illustrated by the 91 threads you started here on LQ: in each and every one of them you ignored advice given, esp. the advice to actually read some documentation & think before doing things, or posting about them.
In my kitchen I sometimes use an "egg timer." It's a purely-mechanical fifteen minute timer that looks like a wooden egg. Found it at a flea market nearly 25 years ago.
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Found it at a flea market nearly 25 years ago.
