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Task-Manager-Lite
A minimalist, low-power, low-ram and fast Task Manager.
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RomanRhapsody
Personal organizer focused on usability and user productivity
RomanRhapsody? is a tool helping user to be more productive and efficient everyday. It tries to implement most progressive self-productivity ideas and assists user in using them. Application's philosophy implies taking trivial part of self-organizing letting user be concentrated on decision-making itself. User must be focused on reaching goals, not on storing/finding/retrieving goals and relative information. For now project is in early development stage although it is enough... -
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Tasky is a task management application for Windows. It has an elegant "todo-list" interface and a powerful backend.
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TinyTask is a DXCore plugin for Visual Studio. It provides better task management and task based developing for Visual Studio.
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TaskMaster.NET is a task management software designed to manage the request, assignment, workflow management, status notification, and statistical analysis of productivity for a continual stream or job/task requests. It is written in 100% managed code.
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