OpenTimer

Fast and minimal speedcubing timer written in Qt.

Table of contents

1. Features
2. Installation
   • For Microsoft Windows
   • For Linux
     • Arch-based distros
3. Building from source
   • On Linux

Features

• Written using C++ and Qt so it's blazingly fast
• Code is open and minimal so anyone can work on it
• User Interface made of dock widgets which provides opportunities for customisation
• The ability to load and save solving sessions on the disk
• It is Libre/Free software under the GPL v3 License
• Does not spy on you
• You can use it on both Windows and Linux
• Supports 32-bit Windows machines so you can use it on older hardware
• Scramble generator included
• Scramble previewer included

Installation

For Microsoft Windows

Go to the Release page of this project and grab 'opentimer-installer-x86.exe' file, open it and follow the instructions.

For Linux

Arch-based distros

On Arch based distributions you can just download it from the AUR. For example if you're using yay:

yay -S opentimer

Building from source

Dependencies

• Qt5
• make

On Linux

1. Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/sewe2000/opentimer

2. Change working directory

cd opentimer

3. Configure and compile:

qmake -config release
make

4. Run opentimer:

./opentimer