GNOME Time Tracking Tool Manual
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# Known bugs and limitations

- If you alter the day's time in the project properties window, it does not affect the total time.

- You can enter negative times for projects; negative times will display strangely.

- Some effort has been put into recovering from dying X servers, but there is no guarantee that values will be saved if the application dies unexpectedly. There is no autosave function.

- The OK button in the preferences dialog may not work — it remains greyed out even after default values have been altered. You must click Apply and then Close to keep values you have changed.

- Times are internally represented as an integer number of seconds. On some machines, therefore, it is theoretically possible to exceed the maximum amount of time the program can comprehend. On most machines, a project would have to run for more than 68 years for this to happen.

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