Kind of, but my time is usually 40-50min. I think that hourly brakes are the perfect mix between focus work and healthy work style.
Also in the bash you can detach the process from the current terminal with an & or run the command in a screen (so you can close the terminal or use it for other commands).
Although I forgot to add, it is a cool idea but I never used the terminal for this, rather I had alarm setups (monday to friday, each hour) on my phone. After a while (few months) my internal clock got used to hourly brakes and I didn't need any alarm, I just knew is time to take a break.
They actually started as a reminder to drink water (I had some issues because of it), and I had to retrain my brain/body :D.
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Kind of, but my time is usually 40-50min. I think that hourly brakes are the perfect mix between focus work and healthy work style.
Also in the bash you can detach the process from the current terminal with an & or run the command in a screen (so you can close the terminal or use it for other commands).
or run the notify each hour
Excellent.
Although I forgot to add, it is a cool idea but I never used the terminal for this, rather I had alarm setups (monday to friday, each hour) on my phone. After a while (few months) my internal clock got used to hourly brakes and I didn't need any alarm, I just knew is time to take a break.
They actually started as a reminder to drink water (I had some issues because of it), and I had to retrain my brain/body :D.