Install Ktimer on Ubuntu 12.04 Precise/Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric/Ubuntu 11.04 Natty/Kubuntu and Enter commands with Automatic Timer
KTimer is a little tool to execute programs after some time.
The latest stable release is version 0.8, included in KDE Applications 4.7. KTimer is a free and open source software, available for Linux and similar operating systems
KTimer is nice software that can execute commands after set of timer. To schedule the command execution, Enter command in Command Line box, set your require time and press enter/or press on play button. Than countdown timer will start which will show the time after that remaining time command will be execute. In KTimer there is more two nice options pause and stop which these option you can easily stop command timer, Also you can remove unwanted commands from list.
A tiny application with a single purpose:
- Set the delay in seconds
- Enter the command to be run
- Hit the start button
- Go back to what you were doing, and wait for the prompt to start the new task.
To install KTimer on Ubuntu/Kubuntu open Terminal (Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following command in the Terminal:
Here is the page of KTimer. That's it
KTimer is a little tool to execute programs after some time.
The latest stable release is version 0.8, included in KDE Applications 4.7. KTimer is a free and open source software, available for Linux and similar operating systems
KTimer is nice software that can execute commands after set of timer. To schedule the command execution, Enter command in Command Line box, set your require time and press enter/or press on play button. Than countdown timer will start which will show the time after that remaining time command will be execute. In KTimer there is more two nice options pause and stop which these option you can easily stop command timer, Also you can remove unwanted commands from list.
A tiny application with a single purpose:
- Set the delay in seconds
- Enter the command to be run
- Hit the start button
- Go back to what you were doing, and wait for the prompt to start the new task.
To install KTimer on Ubuntu/Kubuntu open Terminal (Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following command in the Terminal:
Here is the page of KTimer. That's it
