sparedwhistle Now • 100%
I think I've figured it out.
:clock-in t is intended for capturing the time you spend on writing the item. So the clock starts as soon as you start writing/capturing, and ends as soon as you C-c C-c to finilize/stop-writing.
if you want the clock to keep running after finalizing, you need to use :clock-in t :clock-keep t.
Hi Guys, I was trying to make use of :clock-in property in org-capture-templates variable. I thought what it does is it clocks in the item after the capture. But what it does for me is, it clocks in the item but immediately clocks it out, leaving a 0 minute clock entry. What is the intended use of the property?
sparedwhistle Now • 100%
I don't think so. That page does not mention socks proxy at all. I think that means even the URL package does not support socks proxy.
sparedwhistle Now • 100%
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
As titled.