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I’m absolutely horrible when it comes to prioritizing and time management. Seriously. So, sometimes I need to just have a constant reminder for important due dates or else it will all just blow up in my face. I’ve written about Geektool before and I’ve very recently realized that it’s probably possible to make a desktop countdown using Geektool. Lo and behold, it’s actually more than possible and it’s actually really simple. Here’s a simple shell command for making a countdown using Geektool:

THEN=`date -v12y -v28d -v1m +%s`
SECS=$(($THEN-$(date +%s)))
echo “The SATs are in “$(($SECS/3600/24))” days”

It’s coded above to reflect the SAT countdown that I’m using in the screenshots. Just edit the “date” section to your liking with the right year, month, and day and it should work perfectly! You can also edit the words in the quotation marks to reflect the text that you want to show around the countdown.

This is just for anyone who cares. Hope it’s helpful!

This is reblogged from my other blog just in case students out there might find it helpful :)