Tomato, my Material 3 Expressive, data-oriented Pomodoro timer app, is now available on the Google Play Store for everyone to download. Get it at: https://t.co/vWuuKLfuR4
It is open source, with the source code at https://t.co/qBO1C2FjKZ
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@_shub39 The packaging system doesn't support universal formats like flatpak and snap, you'll have to build those manually (or through a CI). Also app icons don't work for deb and rpm because the wm-startup-class in the .desktop file is not set correctly by the packaging system :'(
@evowizz Ah that makes a lot of sense now, I was forgetting this point. I take my words back, baseline profs are actually useful for all apps on lower end devices
@evowizz Please don't take that as an insult, I wasn't trying to be rude. It's just that Twitter's word limit forces me to write these posts and comments in a more imperative tone which may sound rude. I understand your point of view.
Tomato is now available on Linux, MacOS, and Windows! Download it from https://t.co/0wZaw2RUPv
Desktop-exclusive features:
- Tray icon with background timer playback
- Drawing behind the traffic lights on Mac and custom decorations on Linux/Windows for an immersive experience