Sane Break: baixar versions anteriors

What's new
Features
- pause on screen lock (#174)
Other improvements
- fix AppImage release and make it updatable (f388ef9)
- upgrade to Qt 6.12 for Windows and macOS builds (10a861f)
- mark GNOME 51 as supported (266cdb3)
Installation instructions:
macOS
Recommended installation method:
brew install allanchain/tap/sane-break
Alternatively, download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg if you are using an Intel Mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using Apple silicon. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Bug fixes
- bound invalid settings from file (4e0df80)
- honor pause requests during postpone (d55c191)
- guard idle signals before the first break phase (20effc3)
- preserve Wayland idleness across listener switches (f620a9e)
Other improvements
- no heads-up blinking to distinguish from breaks (9a2e41c)
Installation instructions:
macOS
Recommended installation method:
brew install allanchain/tap/sane-break
Alternatively, download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg if you are using an Intel Mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using Apple silicon. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Bug fixes
- fix crash on macOS with unplugged display (748a27a)
- fix multi-display window placement on GNOME (8ed6c9b)
- exclude unused SQL drivers (55ae2ac)
- fix treating inhibitors as activity at post-break (a1e98f1)
Installation instructions:
macOS
Recommended installation method:
brew install allanchain/tap/sane-break
Alternatively, download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg if you are using an Intel Mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using Apple silicon. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Features
- add/remove break windows on display change (#160)
- reduce friction for postpone, meeting, and focus (3b54b4f)
- treat idle inhibitors as user activity (#159)
- case insensitive program monitoring (264d917)
Bug fixes
- use Windows API to detect running programs (92a7c4b)
- fix auto start failure on Flatpak (508ea86)
Installation instructions:
macOS
Recommended installation method:
brew install allanchain/tap/sane-break
Alternatively, download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg if you are using an Intel Mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using Apple silicon. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Bug Fixes
- Fix crash during screen removal (04d1750)
- Allow meeting ends tomorrow for night owls (476cb49)
Installation instructions:
macOS
Recommended installation method:
brew install allanchain/tap/sane-break
Alternatively, download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg if you are using an Intel Mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using Apple silicon. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Features
- Add command-line control for Sane Break, including pause/resume, break-now, postpone, meeting mode, focus mode, and status queries (cbdf256, 93af4c2)
Bug Fixes
- Fix a divide-by-zero crash when flashing speed is set to 0 BPM (0f87e7c)
- Fix the tray icon disappearing after triggering Break Now (6b224c8)
Other Improvements
- Use the system locale's time format in break windows, meeting time pickers, and timeline labels (ea40987)
- Show clearer inline guidance when meeting or focus reasons are too short, and ignore whitespace-only input (bc4f759)
- Mark the GNOME extension as compatible with GNOME 50 (9594d73)
Installation instructions:
macOS
Download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg file if you are using Intel mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using ARM chip. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Statistics Window (5013bfe, c2980c6, 4ff13b2)
Sane Break now records break sessions and related events in a local database, and surfaces them in a new Statistics window. You can browse previous weeks, review each day’s timeline, and inspect daily details such as break totals, postpones, and tracked time.
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Meeting/Presentation Mode (e7564f8)
You can now pause break reminders until a chosen time with Meeting/Presentation Mode. It is designed for meetings, presentations, and screen sharing, and resumes more gracefully when that period ends.
meeting-window
Focus Mode (d8962b8)
Focus Mode lets you temporarily switch to a separate break schedule for planned deep work. Configure the focus schedule in Settings, then start a focus session from the tray when you want a more intentional, shorter-cycle workflow.
focus-window
Heads-Up Before Breaks (33421c6)
Breaks can now begin with a small heads-up pill before the actual break starts. It gives you a clearer early signal and lets you start the break immediately if you have already reached a good stopping point.
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Reworked Postpone Flow (e7564f8)
Postponing has been redesigned to feel less punitive. Instead of pushing the cost into a big break, postponing now extends the upcoming break and shortens the following work session. This keeps the overall rhythm more regular while still giving you flexibility when you need a little more time.
postpone-window
More Break Window Customization (b063114, 2246c4e, 22f40ce, ac99030)
Break windows are much more configurable in this release. You can use background images, pick colors with a built-in color dialog, and choose how long the tray icon flashes before a break. The flashing pattern has also been reworked to feel more dynamic and noticeable.
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Smarter Pause Behavior (a054e70)
Sane Break can now pause automatically when an unknown monitor is connected. This is especially useful for presentations or other situations where you plug into a display you have not marked as trusted yet.
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Other Improvements
- Allow disabling big breaks and having small breaks only (9886efc).
- Added Ctrl+W support for closing the Preferences and Statistics windows (91e6c8c).
- Added Italian and Swedish translations, along with broader translation updates (5d4fb6b, c2aa0d4).
- Updated the project to Qt 6.11 (56c2c6a).
Fixes
- Fixed a crash in WrappedCheckBox::minimumSizeHint (cc7206c).
- Improved GNOME-specific window behavior so break overlays appear more reliably (dfc78a0, 5aaf45b).
Installation instructions:
macOS
Download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg file if you are using Intel mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using ARM chip. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.

What's new
Bug fixes
- fix prefix and X11 plugin on Debian build (389e315, b723624)
- fix preference window theme (9ed0571)
- try wait for tray before starting (6dbf03d)
- display window above menubars on macOS (aed393d)
Changes
- include cmd args in Linux and Windows program list (ccb8658)
- flash tray icon 10 seconds before breaks (ddace32)
Misc
- support macOS liquid glass icons (a0cd678)
- adopt Qt 6.10 (dab1e31, c24df61)
- translation update and add German translations
Installation instructions:
macOS
Download sane-break-macos-x86_64.dmg file if you are using Intel mac, or sane-break-macos-arm64.dmg if you are using ARM chip. Open and install it. macOS 13 or newer are supported.
Windows
x86 version of Windows 10 or newer is supported. Older versions may be supported too.
- Portable version: Download the sane-break-windows.zip extract it. Put the .exe executable anywhere you like.
- Installer verions: Download the sane-break-windows.exe and run it.
Linux
For Debian-based distributions, there is a notoriously large number of derivatives, and many of them ship old versions of Qt and do not include the latest layer-shell-qt. It is impractical to create .deb packages for all of them, so we only provide support for Debian Bookworm and Trixie. (Unfortunately, Ubuntu LTS ships with a very old version of Qt and lacks layer-shell-qt.)
The difference between Bookworm build and Trixie build is the layer shell support. If you are using a Debian-based distro and a Wayland compositor with layer shell protocol support (e.g. KDE Neon), you probably need the Debian Trixie build. Otherwise, the Bookworm build is good to go.
For GNOME users, make sure to enable the GNOME shell extension with:
gnome-extensions enable sane-break@allanchain.github.io
AppImage version is experimental. It may or may not work on your machine.