开源应用 Pomatez 使你保持专注
番茄工作法
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> Pomatez 应用可以提升你的效率，它为你的时间管理带来了巨大帮助。
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你是否对 “番茄工作法” 有所了解呢？


这是一种 **时间管理方法**，于 1980 年代末期开发，通过定时器将工作划分为一定的时间间隔，每间隔 25 分钟后进行短暂的休息，如此循环直至任务完成。


这种方法在近些年变得越来越流行，有很多应用程序以 <ruby> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique">  番茄工作法 </a> <rt>  Pomodoro Technique </rt></ruby> 作为主要的卖点。


这里我们将介绍一个采用这种方法的应用，它名为 “Pomatez”，并且是 **原生支持 Linux 平台的开源应用**。Pomatez 为时间管理提供了所需的全部工具。


其实这并不是我们第一次介绍这种应用，之前有一种应用叫 “Reminders”，功能类似，但并未采用番茄工作法。



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现在我来详述一下你可以用 Pomatez 应用做些什么。


### Pomatez: 概述 ⭐


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Pomatez 使用 TypeScript 编程语言编写，是一款极好的工具，能让你在执行重要任务的同时安排适时的休息，保持专注。


Pomatez 的关键特性包括：


* 内置的任务列表
* 桌面通知
* 可定制的规则


#### 初次使用感受 ?‍?


我在我的 Ubuntu 22.04 LTS 系统上安装了它，体验了它的功能表现。


首先，我在 “<ruby> 任务列表 <rt>  Task List </rt></ruby>” 部分填充了一些当日必须完成的重要任务和一些不太重要的任务。


一切就绪后，你将不会感到失望的 ?


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然后，我进入 “<ruby> 配置 <rt>  Config </rt></ruby>” 栏，按照自己的喜好进行了规则调整。


“<ruby> 保持专注 <rt>  Stay focus </rt></ruby>” 为执行任务的时间长度，“<ruby> 短暂休息 <rt>  Short break </rt></ruby>” 为短暂的休息时间，“<ruby> 长休息 <rt>  Long break </rt></ruby>” 为更长的休息时间，以及 “<ruby> 会话轮次 <rt>  Session rounds </rt></ruby>” 为定时器的会话数量。


这里还有一个 “<ruby> 特殊休息 <rt>  Special Breaks </rt></ruby>” 部分，可以用来安排比如午餐、晚餐的特定休息时间。


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接下来，我进入 “<ruby> 计时器 <rt>  Timer </rt></ruby>” 栏，此处显示了首个待处理任务，一列显示的是会话数以及控制定时器/会话的选项。


这里有一个重置定时器的按钮，一个开始/停止定时器的按钮，一个按规则进入下一阶段的按钮，一个调节音量的按钮，以及一个切换至 “<ruby> 精简模式 <rt>  Compact mode </rt></ruby>”（位于右下角）的按钮。


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我按下 “开始” 按钮启动了定时器，并开始查看了任务的可执行操作。我可以标记任务为 “<ruby> 完成 <rt>  Done </rt></ruby>”，跳过任务，或者从应用中删除任务。


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随着任务的推进，我通过按下带一个框和向下箭头图标的按钮，将 Pomatez 切换到了 “<ruby> 精简模式 <rt>  Compact mode </rt></ruby>”。


这样我得到了一个更小巧的，节省空间的界面。当我完成任务后，我停止了计时器并将任务标记为 “<ruby> 完成 <rt>  Done </rt></ruby>”。


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随后，我转到 “<ruby> 设置 <rt>  Settings </rt></ruby>” 栏，看看我可以调整哪些选项，我发现它给我了不少惊喜。


我可以调整应用行为，如设置为 “<ruby> 始终在顶部 <rt>  Always On Top </rt></ruby>”， 启用“<ruby> 深色主题 <rt>  Dark Theme </rt></ruby>” 和 “<ruby> 语音助手 <rt>  Voice Assiastance </rt></ruby>” 等。


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Pomatez 还支持键盘快捷键，虽然我期望它能提供通过键盘快捷键控制计时器的功能。


或许他们可以考虑在未来的版本中参考我的反馈意见？我希望他们可以！


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总体而言，如果你希望改进日常工作流程，这款应用值得尝试。


最好的是，它是一个跨平台的应用，不仅可以在 Linux 所有现代发行版上运行，你在 Windows 和 macOS 系统上也可以试用。


### ? 下载 Pomatez


Pomatez 提供了 Linux 平台的 .deb、AppImage 和 .rpm 安装包。你还可以找到它的 Snap 包。


你可以从官方网站，Snap 商店 或其在 GitHub 上的仓库获取你需要的包。



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你之前用过这样的应用吗？请在下方的评论区告诉我们吧！


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Are you familiar with the 'Pomodoro Technique'?

Well, it is **a time management method** developed in the late 1980s that uses a timer to break work into set intervals, usually 25 minutes, followed by short breaks, then repeat until the task is done.

This has been growing in popularity over the years, with various apps featuring the [Pomodoro Technique](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique?ref=news.itsfoss.com) as their main selling point.

Here, we will be covering one such app that is **available natively for Linux**, called '**Pomatez**'. It is **an open-source app** that features all the tools required to follow such an approach for time management.

You know this is not the first time we are covering an app like this, there's an app called '** Reminders'** that serves a similar purpose, though without the Pomodoro approach.

[Reminders: A Nifty Open-Source Linux App To Help You Get Things DoneYou’re doing the best you can, but reminders can still help!](https://news.itsfoss.com/reminders/)![](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/05/reminders-first-look.png)


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Let me highlight what you can do with the Pomatez app.

## Pomatez: Overview ⭐

![a screenshot of the pomatez website](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_1.png)

Written in the [ TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/?ref=news.itsfoss.com) programming language, Pomatez is

**a neat tool for staying focused while also taking those much-needed breaks**during important tasks.

Some of its key features include:

**Built-in Task Lists****Desktop Notifications****Customizable Rules**

### Initial Impressions 👨💻

I set it up on my [Ubuntu 22.04](https://news.itsfoss.com/ubuntu-22-04-release/) LTS system to see what it had to offer.

First and foremost, I populated the '**Task List**' section with some super important tasks and some unimportant tasks that I wanted to accomplish before the end of the day.

Take a look, you won't be disappointed 👇

![a screenshot of pomatez task list page](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_2.png)

Then, I headed over to the '**Config**' tab, where I could tweak the rules according to my preference.

The '**Stay focus**' was for setting the task duration, the '**Short break**' was to set a short time off, '**Long break**' for a longer time off, and '**Session rounds**' to set the number of sessions for the timer.

There was even a '**Special Breaks**' section that could be used to set specific breaks such as lunch, dinner, or whatever you want.

![a screenshot of pomatez config page](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_3.png)

Next, I proceeded to the '**Timer**' section, where I was shown the first task at hand, with the number of sessions being shown below along with the controls to handle the timer/session.

There was a button to reset the timer, one to start/stop the timer, another to go into the next phase per the rules. Another one for changing the volume, and a button to go into the '**Compact mode**' (at the bottom right).

![a screenshot of pomatez timer page](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_4.png)

I started the timer by using the 'Play' button, and proceeded to check out the possible actions for the task. I can mark it as 'Done', skip it, or even delete it from the app.

![a screenshot of pomatez timer running](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_5a.png)

As the task progressed, I switched Pomatez into the **'Compact mode**' by using the button with a box/downwards arrow logo.

Doing that gave me a smaller, more space-conscious interface. After I was done with the task, I stopped the timer and marked the task as 'Done'.

![a screenshot of pomatez compact mode](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/10/Pomatez_5b.png)

I then headed over to the '**Settings**' section to see what kind of options I could tweak, and I must say I was not disappointed.

I was able to tweak app behavior such as **always on top**, **switch to dark mode**, **enable** **voice assistance** and more.

![a screenshot of pomatez seettings](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_6.png)

Pomatez also features **support for keyboard shortcuts**, though I was expecting the ability to control the timer via a keyboard shortcut.

*Maybe they can consider my feedback for future releases? Hopefully!*

![a screenshot of pomatez keyboard shortcuts](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/2023/09/Pomatez_7.png)

Overall, it is an interesting app if you want to streamline your daily workflow.

The best thing is, it is **a cross-platform app**, not limited to Linux. So, you can also try it on your Windows and macOS systems.

## 📥 Download Pomatez

Pomatez is available as a **.deb**, **AppImage**, and **.rpm**, packages for Linux. You can also find a Snap package for it.

Grab the package of your choice from the [official website](https://zidoro.github.io/pomatez/?ref=news.itsfoss.com), [Snap store](https://snapcraft.io/pomatez?ref=news.itsfoss.com) or its [GitHub](https://github.com/zidoro/pomatez/releases/tag/v1.3.0?ref=news.itsfoss.com) repo.

*💬 Have you used such an app before? Let us know in the comments below!*

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