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screen time limits for linux

is there a way to limit screen time within or outside of a certain time period on kubuntu 20.04?

some chill gamer

 

 

setup:

core i7 9700f

16gb 2666mhz ram (dual channel)

512gb sandisk sata boot ssd i salvaged from my broken laptop (lenovo doesn't seem to have great quality ideapad laptops)

480gb sata ssd that came with my system

2tb hdd

msi geforce rtx 2060 super

asrock b365m ib-r mobo

logitech g513 rgb keyboard

logitech m720 triathlon wireless mouse

logitech g935 wireless rgb headset

fifine k669b usb mic

some old samsung 1080p60hz monitor (upgrading it soon)

some cheap "rgb" mousepad i got for christmas

and the most important part, real rgb inside the case

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... or instead script some stuff to run with cron  

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15 hours ago, Nayr438 said:

Never really looked at Screen Time Limit Software, however this does exist and claims to be compatible with most Desktop Environments.

https://mjasnik.gitlab.io/timekpr-next/

is there a way to limit time outside of a certain time period?

some chill gamer

 

 

setup:

core i7 9700f

16gb 2666mhz ram (dual channel)

512gb sandisk sata boot ssd i salvaged from my broken laptop (lenovo doesn't seem to have great quality ideapad laptops)

480gb sata ssd that came with my system

2tb hdd

msi geforce rtx 2060 super

asrock b365m ib-r mobo

logitech g513 rgb keyboard

logitech m720 triathlon wireless mouse

logitech g935 wireless rgb headset

fifine k669b usb mic

some old samsung 1080p60hz monitor (upgrading it soon)

some cheap "rgb" mousepad i got for christmas

and the most important part, real rgb inside the case

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8 hours ago, DevTurtle said:

is there a way to limit time outside of a certain time period?

I don't know anything about it. I have never used any Screen Time Management Software. You would just have to install it and see if it does what you want it to do.

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Does that kind of software block you from switching to a tty prompt? If not you could just do that and kill the process of the application.

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Although I personally don't like Gnome 3, it now has parental controls built in. It may be worth checking into and switching to that DE if you need those kinds of features.

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