What are the best open-source, multi-platform time tracking apps?

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Spacemacs

Spacemacs is Emacs + Vim + OrgMode (+ many other plugins/enhancements) in one app. OrgMode is reponsible for tracking time/todos/projects/notes/etc.

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Mnemonic and consistent keybindings

Space-lead key bindings are organized in mnemonic namespaces. For instance, buffer actions are under SPC b, file actions are under SPC f, project actions are under SPC p, search actions are under SPC s, and so on. Keybindings are consistent across the whole distribution thanks to a set of conventions.

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Ubiquity

Available for nearly every os.

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Works also in terminal, without graphical environment

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