This is a simple pomodoro timer that can come in handy if you want to improve your productivity.
When you start the pomodoro, your terminal will display the message "Pomodoro started", meaning that your pomodoro has just started.
After 25 minutes have passed, a new terminal window will be open to show the message "rest", so it's time for a break. It lasts 5 minutes.
Once the rest time is over, another terminal window will be open telling you it's "Time to work", and another session of 25 minutes of work will be started.
This process will be repeated 4 times, but the last break will last 30 minutes.
After the last and longest break, you will be asked whether you want to start a new pomodoro session.
To run this program you simply have to go into the directory where it's being stored in your computer and enter this in your terminal:
$ python pomodoro.py
Note that this should only work if you have some version of Python installed. Look for the instructions for doing so on https://www.python.org/.
Do not put the files in different directories in order to ensure pomodoro.py works fine.
This version of the program runs on Windows, MACOSX and Debian derivate distros.