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Wayland - How Best to Log My Own Desktop Activities
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"searchable" in the sense that you can ask an AI agent what you were doing.
I am pretty sure you could ask it to generate per project timetables from that.
Or at the very least, you can use the codebase to see how they take continuous screenshots. Especially since all the wayland code is clearly seperated in the fork.
Yeah there's a video on the upstream project page that shows how it works. It's notreally "AI" so much as OCR. Like if you search "wayland" it will show you the times at which that word was visible on the screen.
I don't think it accepts a "prompt" like "make a list of activities for me".
I did have a quick look at how they're doing it. It's just a different python lib.
I did however discover, from looking at this project, that the sound and animation from taking a screenshot originates from gnome, not the thing taking the screen shot. There's some notes in this project explaining how to disable that.
With this in mind, other screenshot apps like flameshot will be fine.
Ah I see, my bad.
Another idea that might or might not work is filming a video at 0.0011 fps (1 frame every 15 min). Not sure if it accepts values that low or handles them correctly.
Or maybe do a 1 frame video on a loop
As that will use a different interface it might not flash the screen. Just random ideas, no clue if they would work.
Good luck with your project.