Open Source NetBSD To-Do Lists Software

To-Do Lists Software for NetBSD

Browse free open source To-Do Lists software and projects for NetBSD below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source To-Do Lists software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.

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    Mind Map Architect

    Mind Map Architect

    Program for manipulating with mind maps

    Mind map architect program is good tool for brainstorming for single person just as for team. Mind mapping tools can be usable for todo lists, notes, or work planning.
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    Rodoo

    Command line todo list app with urgency-based highlighting

    I coded Rodoo for personal use initially, then cleaned it up, named it, and I've put it up here for everybody. I find that it is most useful when set to run in your ~/.bash_profile (a task the installer handles). I plan to make a Windows version, as well, don't hold your breath.
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