Hubstaff for Linux
Time tracking app for Linux
Our Linux time tracking application was built to run natively on a wide variety of Linux distributions. It is lightweight, installs in seconds, and has the ability to run silently in the background.
Features
- Time tracking
- Unlimited projects
- Takes screenshots
- Measures activity levels
- Runs in the background or exposed
Compatibility
- Any Linux distribution released in 2010 or later (not a complete list)
- Arch Linux
- CentOS 6
- Debian 6+
- Fedora 16 or newer
- Magia
- OpenSuse 12+
- Redhat Enterprise Linux 6
- Ubuntu 10.04 or newer
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Time Tracking with Screenshots and Activity Levels
We provide simple but effective time tracking tools for Windows, Mac and Linux. Our lightweight desktop timers record screenshots, and activity levels so you can monitor your remote team.
Timer Widget
Natively Designed for Linux
Here is an image of the time tracking app for Linux. It is built to run natively on Linux. From the Linux desktop application your remote team can select specific projects to track time to, stop and start time, add notes, measure activity levels and take randomized screenshots. All of this data is uploaded directly to the web portal where managers can login to view it.
Add notes
Employees can add notes directly in Hubstaff
If your remote team needs to add work notes they can do it through the Linux application directly.
Linux Menu
Hubstaff can also run quietly in the background
The Linux time tracking app can be operated from the widget as shown above or directly from the menu. From the menu, users can stop and start time, select projects, add notes, take screenshots and more.
Video Walkthrough
Hubstaff runs as an application on the desktop making it easy to track time. Once the time is tracked you can invoice clients, pay employees, see in-depth reporting and much more.
Over 8,000 remote teams use Hubstaff daily.