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marl is a lightweight C++ job system that schedules tasks on a pool of worker threads and runs them using cooperative fibers for high throughput. By decoupling “tasks” from OS threads, it minimizes context switches and lets workloads with fine-grained synchronization scale efficiently. The API is intentionally small—post tasks, wait on fences, and express dependencies—so you can retrofit it into existing engines without adopting a heavyweight framework. Under the hood, fibers allow tasks to...

A planning calendar for scheduling holy services at small parishes. Synchronizes with GoogleCalendar so as to be able to collaborate with mobile devices.

With Agender you can associate notes with some date or with no date in particular, you simply start it and it will create a task-bar icon and stay in the background, without annoying you, it can run on login. Visit the website to see more.

EDIT 2018/08: this project has been moved to https://gitlab.com/skramm/gensched all further developments will be over there. This is a command-line tool that generates HTML schedule pages for college or universities small structures. it generates a week-based schedule from an input file holding a list of events. It also computes various information and statistics, and shows these in various useful ways, all on static HTML pages that can be printed or hosted.

WMDaysAgo is a window maker dock app, that shows you how many days have passed for a certain task since the last reset. Each task can have a small icon to identify the task and a maximum value that reminds you that the period has passed.

sReminder is a small and simple tool that notifies the user of upcoming events, such as birthdays, anniversaries, appointments and so on. It runs under both Linux and Windows.

Ingutie Task Manager is a personal task manager to be used for managing a users day to day tasks. It is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, running as system tray icon and residing in a small efficient window above the system tray when opened.

DesktopTools is a collection of small utillities which help to make your daily life easier. Since the tools themself are rather small (projectwise) I keep them not as individual projects, but have them under this collective name.