not yet tested!

A KDE-native "pomodoro timer" locking the screen every half hour for 5 minutes, so that you take a break.

• After login your screen will be locked in 30min for 5min, like "pomodoro" but in KDE-wide
• If you want to pause the timer, execute the dedicated Appstarter named "Pause Komodoro" It will pause the timer and resume after a given amount of minutes
• If you enter komodoro-remove in the Terminal, it gets wiped from your system.

Install

curl -s https://github.com/trytomakeyouprivate/Komodoro/raw/main/komodoro-install | bash -s

This is just a fun small project. I actually think KDEs preinstalled "Focus" is better, and you can easily run scripts at pause, locking the screen.

• display these messages when unlocked

notify-send -a "Komodoro" "Working time!" "30 minutes left"
sleep 600
notify-send -a "Komodoro" "Working time!" "20 minutes left"
sleep 600
notify-send -a "Komodoro" "Working time!" "10 minutes left"
sleep 300
notify-send -a "Komodoro" "Working time!" "5 minutes left"
sleep 300

• check if timer continues even with locked screen, avoid that
• test!