Last Updated on August 20, 2020
Tasks is a simple To Do list application for GNOME, using libecal (part of evolution-data-server).
It features a simple interface which follows the Do The Right Thing principle, for example tasks cannot be sorted manually and instead are sorted automatically based on a combination of the priority and the due date (if set).
As Tasks uses EDS, the tasks are also visible in the panel’s clock applet and Evolution.
Features include:
- Undo/redo support
- Hildon and OpenMoko ports
- Translations available for many languages
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