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QOrganizer - personal and business information organizer using AES128 to encrypt user data. QOrganizer is a lightweight personal and business data organizer. By using Qt QOrganizer is multiplatform and AES128 encryption is a great way to keep things private. I would be very thankful for reporting every issue and sharing every useful tip. QOrganizer consists of: calendar, mail client, notes, adress book, feed reader, password manager You could help in developing this software by...

etm is an acronym for event and task manager. In contrast to most calendar/todo applications, creating items (events, tasks, and so forth) in etm does not require filling out fields in a form. Instead, items are created as free-form text entries using a simple, intuitive format and stored in plain text files. Both a graphic user interface based on Tkinter and a command line interface are provided.

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, synching and more, with excellent support!

ASRemind is a desktop reminder application that links to a user's Google Calendar's entries and reminds them of upcoming activities. It also allows a user to enter notes on the various activities that a user is doing.

EMAS is a web-based system written in ANSI C which provides the user a great way to manage your events.

Tpl makes it easy to serialize your C data using just a handful of API functions. The data is stored in its native binary form for maximum efficiency. C, Perl and XML supported. Data is portable across CPU types and OS's from Unix to Mac to Windows.

Schedule Tool is a utility for predicting the duration of projects from a series estimated task times. This tool converts the estimates to probabilities of success, and convolves successive tasks to give an estimated date of completion.

MeetMan helps groups to organize meetings. It does so by providing an interface to register a timerange for a meeting. Group members enter their possible ranges for this meeting and meetman calculates all possible meeting times.