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Mindwtr: The Privacy-First GTD System Mindwtr is a Getting Things Done (GTD) productivity tool designed for "Mind Like Water." It runs completely offline—no accounts, no tracking, and no subscriptions. The Core GTD Workflow Capture: Instantly offload thoughts to your Inbox. Clarify: Process tasks rapidly with the built-in "2-Minute Rule" timer. Organize: Sort tasks by Contexts (@work, @home), Areas, and Projects. Reflect: Keep your system trustworthy with a guided Weekly...

...It displays real-time usage and statistics for CPU, memory, disks, network, and processes, with colorful graphs and widgets that update at configurable intervals. Users can drill into a process list, sort by various metrics, view tree hierarchies, and quickly spot heavy resource consumers. The tool is highly configurable through both an in-app options menu and a detailed configuration file, allowing customization of themes, update frequency, graph types, temperature sensors, and which “boxes” (CPU, memory, network, processes) are shown. ...

Lets you plan your daily schedule. The window resides on top of other apps, on the right side of the screen. It allows you to plan your daily schedule in a way that it shows a list with your daily items, The most current item is being highlighted. For ideal use, keep the window open all time and get used to take a look at it every now and then. As soon as you see that you haven't handled the current item yet, finish what you are doing and process the task. On Linux, you can switch from a floating bar to a static one. ...

Bashtop is a resource monitor written primarily in Bash with some Python support, displaying real-time usage of system resources: CPU, memory, disks, network, and processes. It provides an interactive, visually pleasant UI in the terminal (graphs, colors, etc.), process list filtering, sorting, and controls to send signals to processes. Bashtop supports themes, configurable update intervals, and has optional dependencies to augment its functionality (e.g. for temperature, extended stats). It is designed for Unix-like systems. Ability to signal processes (SIGTERM, SIGKILL, SIGINT) from within its interface. ...