kb-stopwatch
This is a keyboard controlled stopwatch that runs in your terminal and works without window focus. Downside to the window focus thing—you need to run this as root. But compromises, right?
Anyway, this is good for ad-hoc speedrunning. Enjoy!
Installation
Run directly from source with
sudo ./run_kbstopwatch.py
or install with pip with
pip3 install kb-stopwatch
and run with
sudo kb-stopwatch
Usage
Press the control key, which currently is restricted to space, to start the stopwatch. Hit the control key again to stop the timer. Repeat as many times as desired.
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