This looks like a good step in the right direction, but I prefer TaskWarrior for Linux (http://www.taskwarrior.org). It's the only to-do application on the desktop or on the web that I've found to really get the job done.
I've found it to be much more effective as a console application than many of the GUI to-do applications I've seen. Adding a new task is as simple as 'task add "Do foobar"', and marking one as done is as simple as 'task X done' (where X is the task ID number). I'm even using it on Windows machines at work with Cygwin. It also has the benefit of being easy to share my tasks with colleagues - 'task > tasks.txt'.
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This looks like a good step in the right direction, but I prefer TaskWarrior for Linux (http://www.taskwarrior.org). It's the only to-do application on the desktop or on the web that I've found to really get the job done.
I've found it to be much more effective as a console application than many of the GUI to-do applications I've seen. Adding a new task is as simple as 'task add "Do foobar"', and marking one as done is as simple as 'task X done' (where X is the task ID number). I'm even using it on Windows machines at work with Cygwin. It also has the benefit of being easy to share my tasks with colleagues - 'task > tasks.txt'.