[nlug] Tracking Time

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Last week I was asked to keep track of what I do at work, so I started writing it down in a little notepad. When I turned it in, I was told they also wanted me to keep track of how much time I spend on each, and want the time categorized (and will get me the categories soon). So I spent about another 30 minutes trying to figure out times today.

Does anyone have a favorite program that does this sort of thing? Linux or Windows, I have both at work. I can do the categorization separately, but if it does both it would be nice. There are several programs for Linux that sound like what I want. GnoTime, TimeCult, etc. Double Choco Latte sounds like it is a bit of overkill. Just interested if anyone likes a program like this.

Thank you!
Paul

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