Getting things done on Linux
A good to-do list manager can make all the difference to your productivity. While there isn’t a shortage of to-do managers available for Linux, Tasque obviously (pronounced “task”) has a couple of advantages over many other tools.
One advantage in particular is the ability to use a range of sources for your to-do list, including the popular “Remember the Milk” online task application. Tasque is a little slow to update if you’re connecting over a slow line from the foot of Africa but for bandwidth-rich users that shouldn’t be a problem.
If you’re not a Remember the Milk user but an Evolution fan then the good news is that Tasque can also use the Evolution Server as the store for tasks.
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