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Notetask - Task & Notes in Plaintext
A simple application for creating and organizing task lists, offering
Notetask is a cross-platform application for managing task lists that include completion status, task description, and notes. Each task can have a due date and be marked as a favorite with a star. It uses its own storage text format based on Markdown. It is designed to help you quickly organize a large number of small routine tasks. You can enter tasks directly in the app or paste raw text from the clipboard — such as a list of requirements or ideas — then sort them into groups, set... -
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TasksTodo
A fork of Rob Henleys ackerTodo-project
A collaboration tool for small teams to manage tasks. Tasks are stored in a MySQL database and accessed via a web Interface provided by PHP/HTML. You'll need a web server supporting PHP and MySQL like XAMPP or a Linux Installation with Apache, PHP and MySQL. -
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agnostos is a small task management system in perl and mysql. It allows for users, workgroup and department.
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workbase is a web based work/task management system intended for small companies that allows allocating tasks to employees and managing projects with little effort
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