TTime

I don't think the Windows version is usable at this point, as it lacks some important bugfixes.

A new version was now released that should solve your problem. On Jul 11, 2013 8:22 PM, "Ohad

create an option that enables you to constrain the courses to only one "קבוצת רישום".

OK, This should be fixed in ttime-0.9.4-2, available for download at the site. (If the link doesn

It seems that the various ruby-gtk2 packages have been merged into a single package called "ruby

can TT support the option of specific free hours?

I don't like it. The proper solution is to create an installer which will create a link. On Fri,

‎This course does not appear in the REPY file. The only course with the word לוגיקה in its name is

That's not me. TTime grabs its update from the technion (specifically, from http://ug.technion.ac

i had some problem loading the zip/zip library (rubyzip) although rubyzip gem is installed. (data.rb,

Got it! you need to install 'ruby-gnome2' through synaptic package manager On Aug 21, 8:40 pm

Well, it Works For Me (TM) on Windows 7. I haven't had the chance to run it on Vista. The version

List should include libgtk2-ruby which is needed for ttime to run.

Did you install it using the deb file? That, well, checks dependencies and installs them... Actually,

Added here: http://github.com/lutzky/ttime/issues/issue/5 On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 8:40 PM, eyalil

Is this still an issue? I'm no longer an undergraduate student at the Technion, so I have no way

This should be fixed now. On Jun 30, 3:21 pm, shimi chen <shimi.c...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi,

Linux only, for now, hang on to your pants - I'll be merging in the Windows version shortly.

Download link for windows OS doesn't work. I get an error message: "Oops! This link appears

Did you click on "auto update"? On Jul 9, 2010 12:53 PM, "jack" <elishmushko@

Hi, I want to download the executable for windows (linux is fine to) but both links are broken, hope

Hi again, As to iCal: After doing a bit of digging I realized that Haggai had already picked up the

yeah, that fixed it. tnx On Jan 9, 2:15 pm, Ohad Lutzky <lut...@gmail.com> wrote: > Fixed

Is there any real reason to write this in JRuby? JRuby is rather slow atm, and I don't really

I don't think this warrants a UI change. A documentation change would be much better. I'd be

Actually, the deb package is important for easier installation, automatic updates (of ttime, not the

It seems that you guys are getting bloated marshal files. Those are the files in which TTime saves

On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 1:10 PM, hfntsh <jgold...@gmail.com> wrote: btw, on another note -

You can edit ttime_win.bat, and add to the end "--hebrew". Tell me if that works for you. (

Well, ttime was designed and optimized for Linux, it is indeed slower on Windows, and I've seen