Taskwarrior is an ambitious project bringing sophisticated capabilities to a simple and elegant productivity tool. You'll find it has customizable reports, charts, GTD features, Lua extensions, device synching and more, all while our international team provides excellent support!
• Top positive commentover 4 years ago • 0 replies
Very well designed! The syntax of the commands, the documentation, and even the configuration files are all very clean. For those that prefer working with the command line, I recommend this tool. I think it's broad enough that you can use it effectively from everything ranging from household chores to project management to software developing. If you sync with Inthe.AM, you can also use their website to access your tasks online.
Those that want easy integration with other services and wouldn't use Taskwarrior's features such as due dates, urgency score, or tags may want to look elsewhere.
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naxa
Comment • almost 9 years ago • 2 replies
In cygwin, it's package name is "task" - not "taskwarrior". the command is also "task". :)
greenrd
The same is true in Fedora.
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martindemling
Also the macports package is called "task". But unfortunately for a long time macports had only a quite old version.
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naxa
Comment • almost 9 years ago • 0 replies
The main site does not feature windows binaries. What does this entry on alternativeto.net mean by "Windows" platform tag?
Please note, cygwin is not exactly Windows.
(to alternativeto.net staff: Actually cygwin should be considered a platform on it's own, when it's not bundled with the app. Bundled cygwin dlls are only library dependencies and the platform remains 'Windows'. A required cygwin install is a platform. If it were Firefox you would call a cygwin-dependent app a "cygwin extension". Yes technically it's not a plugin. But from a usability point of view, it is an extension indeed. Too bad this is not a single-step decision which makes appliance of this a bit more complicated for alternativeto.net. But with a clear and short description of 'cygwin as a platform' may help this even and then it could be used as a platform.)
Very well designed! The syntax of the commands, the documentation, and even the configuration files are all very clean. For those that prefer working with the command line, I recommend this tool. I think it's broad enough that you can use it effectively from everything ranging from household chores to project management to software developing. If you sync with Inthe.AM, you can also use their website to access your tasks online.
Those that want easy integration with other services and wouldn't use Taskwarrior's features such as due dates, urgency score, or tags may want to look elsewhere.
In cygwin, it's package name is "task" - not "taskwarrior".
the command is also "task". :)
The same is true in Fedora.
Reply written about 8 years ago
Also the macports package is called "task". But unfortunately for a long time macports had only a quite old version.
Reply written over 7 years ago
The main site does not feature windows binaries.
What does this entry on alternativeto.net mean by "Windows" platform tag?
Please note, cygwin is not exactly Windows.
(to alternativeto.net staff:
Actually cygwin should be considered a platform on it's own, when it's not bundled with the app. Bundled cygwin dlls are only library dependencies and the platform remains 'Windows'. A required cygwin install is a platform. If it were Firefox you would call a cygwin-dependent app a "cygwin extension". Yes technically it's not a plugin. But from a usability point of view, it is an extension indeed.
Too bad this is not a single-step decision which makes appliance of this a bit more complicated for alternativeto.net. But with a clear and short description of 'cygwin as a platform' may help this even and then it could be used as a platform.)