looking for a timer application

[georgelappies]

Ok, thanks for info. Let me see what I can come up with. May not have the full feature list ready for you by Friday (will definitely need some iterative testing from your side as there is bound to be a difference in interpretation between what you require and how I will implement it ), but lets see what we can do.

[pqwoerituytrueiwoq]

if you need one that can display the same time on multiple devices i have made one, given they have the date set accurately
it does not have a pause feature, maybe someone can mod it
it is web based, just run it on a server with php installed
*click clock to set time
*you can also put a ?set=true in the url to make it show the setting panel on load
*default password is password (stored as a md5 sum in apply.php)
*i did not make the icon image (found it online)
*i copied 1 or 2 js functions i found on stackoverflow IIRC, i am sure i modified them a little

[georgelappies]

if you need one that can display the same time on multiple devices i have made one, given they have the date set accurately
it does not have a pause feature, maybe someone can mod it
it is web based, just run it on a server with php installed
*click clock to set time
*you can also put a ?set=true in the url to make it show the setting panel on load
*default password is password (stored as a md5 sum in apply.php)
*i did not make the icon image (found it online)
*i copied 1 or 2 js functions i found on stackoverflow IIRC, i am sure i modified them a little

Excellent, and it works on any device with a browser

[kurja]

Thank you pqwoerituytrueiwoq. Ability to run on any device is nice indeed, though it lacks the must have features to be usable in itself in my case.

[CantankRus]

There is a downloadable java timer in the link below. See vid attachment to see in action.
You need java. You can install the open-source implementation of the Java via terminal with...

sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre

It's possible to replace the image on the left in the application.
Tabata Clock

[kurja]

CantankRus, that's actually quite close to what I need but not quite - there is no pause button. Vomiting clown is hilarious though =D

Trying this out I realized I didn't specify a couple details, in case someone decides to create a new clock program:

• almost all workout interval timers have a start delay; for match use this is no good, clock needs to be started when the ref calls it
• it would be mighty convenient to have the clock auto-pause at end of rest time - again, match clock is started when the ref calls it