the cubist
Member
Hey everybody, I have a question. Is there a downloadable cube timer for linux? You can list them down below. I have been looking for a while now, and I can't seem to find one. Thanks for the help!:rolleyes:
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Downloadable linux cube timer?
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JasonDL13
Veteran
You can use wine and emulate windows timers.
the cubist
Member
Ok, thanks! Do you know if it will work on a raspberry pi?( If you know what that is)
JasonDL13
Veteran
I know what a Raspberry Pi is. And I really have no idea if it would work. Considering they're the same operating system I don't see why it wouldn't.
StachuK1992
statue
Lucas Garron
Premium Member
Do you need to "download" it, or do you just want it to work offline?
I once added an experiment at http://www.qqtimer.net/offline.html (but I didn't want to continue, to keep qqtimer.net as "pure" to Michael's workas possible).
I once added an experiment at http://www.qqtimer.net/offline.html (but I didn't want to continue, to keep qqtimer.net as "pure" to Michael's workas possible).
markfiend
Member
I'm actually partway through writing a linux cube timer. What features would you like in it? So far I've just got a scramble generator and a basic timer.
It needs a gui, and I'm planning to have it save a list of times so you can monitor your progress.
It needs a gui, and I'm planning to have it save a list of times so you can monitor your progress.
UnsolvedCypher
Regular
Prisma timer works on Linux as it is written in Java.
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