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Acclaimed ‘To Do’ App Wunderlist Comes To Linux
Cross-platform ‘Getting Things Done’ app ‘Wunderlist’ is now available for the Linux desktop.
The application provides a minimal yet attractive ‘frame’ for organising your ‘to dos’ and organising them accordingly.
Rainlendar puts calendar sexy on your desktop
Rainlendar is a self-described ’feature rich’ calendar for your desktop that allows for extensive customization, tweaking and personalization. Events can be set with an alarm for notification and the to-do list makes a handy extra. Rainlendar is available in a free ‘lite’ version or as a ‘pro’ version for €9.95. Find plenty of weird, wacky and wonderful themes all [...]
Xpad – simple Sticky notes for your desktop
For efficient task management Ubuntu users are spoilt. Tomboy, GTG!, Tasque, Tasks and a slew of others besides; they’re all packed with awesome features that help you get what needs to be done – done! Now supposedly ‘for everything else in life there’s a MasterCard’. Now I don’t know about you but trying to keep [...]
PyTask task manager is simple, striaghtforward
PyTask is a self-described ’simple task list manager’ that orientates itself around providing ‘extra features designed for devlopers, programmers & teams’. On first glance it could be easy to mistake PyTask as ‘basic’. It may lack all of the various bling other applications of its ilk provide (such as GTG!) but what helps PyTask stand apart are the broad set [...]
Pimlico Suite Brings PIM Simplicity To The Desktop
Pimlico is a self-described suite of “Personal Information Management (PIM) Applications." Although intended for use on handheld and mobile devices, the suite is built using the GTK toolkit and Evolution Database Server – making it fully compatible with Evolution and perfectly suitable for running on the GNOME Desktop. It consists of four applications, all primarily [...]
To-Do Applications Reviewed [Updated With Another App!]
To-Do applications may seem over-kill to some (“what’s wrong with pen and paper?â€) but I, personally, find they really help my workflow. Linux has a fair old selection of task applications, but are they any good? Tasque ‘Tasque’ is a simple to-do application for the Gnome Desktop.†There are no multiple windows to fill in [...]