Hello,
I am looking for a program that can force me to stop using Linux when I need to do something else, like eating dinner or going to bed.
This time enforcement could be as simple as changing the user password and then logging me out at a certain time (of course it should also change the password back later)
It should also require a password (different from the user password) to change its settings or uninstall it, so that I can’t tamper with it in a weak moment.
Is there such a program for Linux?


Why’re you wording this as if the act of using Linux is what’s addictive? Lol
how is it not addicting? lol
Not necessary the operating system it self, but the things I do with Linux, like researching stuff, enganging in discussion’s and playing games, are addictive for me
Researching what? Engaging what? What aspect of this has to do with Linux?
I do them with Linux, why is this so hard to understand?
One are you a researcher or just Wikipedia-ing things? Two again you’ve provided no examples of how Linux makes this better in any way. Three you just have a computer addiction and are blaming it on an OS
I never blamed Linux for it, I would have the same problem with Windows or MacOS.
But since I use Linux, I ask for a solution that works on Linux
You say linux three times in your post on a linux com, bruh