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=== Description ===
=== Description ===
==== Boring facts ====
[http://www.herwig-henseler.de/software/teatimer.html Tea Timer] was originally programmed by [http://www.herwig-henseler.de Herwig Henseler] using Java<ref>As far as I remember, [[Apple]] abandoned the JavaCocoa-developers. Too bad.</ref>. I took the liberty of re-programming the whole thing using his resources<ref>Thanks, Herwig!</ref> and [[RubyCocoa]] :-)
===== Features =====
* tbd!


===== System requirements =====
===== System requirements =====
* [[MacOS]] X 10.5, [[MacOS]] X 10.6 or newer
* Intel 32bit or 64bit CPU
* [[MacOS]] X 10.6 or newer
* some RAM
* some diskspace


==== Screenshots ====
==== Screenshots ====
(tbd)
[[Image:TeaTimerSetup.png|how Tea Timer is set up]]<br>
[[Image:TeaTimerCountdown.png|Tea Timer's countdown]]<br>
[[Image:TeaTimerAlarm.png|Time's up!]]<br>


=== Download & install ===
=== Download & install ===
# Download [[Media:TeaTimerNOTRELEASEDYET.zip|here]]
# Download [[Media:TeaTimer1.0.zip|here]]
# Unpack and install in your Applications-folder
# Unpack and install in your Applications-folder
# Launch and enjoy
# Launch and enjoy

Latest revision as of 21:10, 7 November 2010

TeaTimerAppIcon.png

Description

Tea Timer was originally programmed by Herwig Henseler using Java[1]. I took the liberty of re-programming the whole thing using his resources[2] and RubyCocoa :-)

System requirements
  • Intel 32bit or 64bit CPU
  • MacOS X 10.6 or newer
  • some RAM
  • some diskspace

Screenshots

how Tea Timer is set up
Tea Timer's countdown
Time's up!

Download & install

  1. Download here
  2. Unpack and install in your Applications-folder
  3. Launch and enjoy

  1. As far as I remember, Apple abandoned the JavaCocoa-developers. Too bad.
  2. Thanks, Herwig!