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#1104 Icon in Taskbar is not changed to correct color

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windows
2026-01-20
2012-01-27
Anonymous
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When I assign a different color to inactive or completed tasks the icon in the toolbar is still a green or grey button

Discussion

  • Frank Niessink

    Frank Niessink - 2012-01-27

    We could reproduce the bug you reported. We'll do our best to fix it as soon as possible.

    Thanks, Task Coach development team

     
  • Frank Niessink

    Frank Niessink - 2012-01-27

    The same goes for the buttons for changing task status in release 1.3.6. This is not easy to fix though, so don't hold your breath.

     
  • Aaron Wolf

    Aaron Wolf - 2012-09-24
    • milestone: Release_1.3.4 --> Release_1.3.18
     
  • Aaron Wolf

    Aaron Wolf - 2012-12-19
    • platform_s: --> windows
    • milestone: Release_1.3.18 --> Release_1.3.20
     
  • Jérome Laheurte

    • status: open --> fixed
    • priority: 2 --> 1
     
  • Jérome Laheurte

    Fix committed.

     
  • Aaron Wolf

    Aaron Wolf - 2026-01-13
    • status: fixed-and-released --> closed
     
  • Aaron Wolf

    Aaron Wolf - 2026-01-13

    Hi! Happy to be announcing, all these years later, that Task Coach is now updated to Python3 and development is finally active again, thanks to new volunteers. The project has now moved to https://github.com/taskcoach/taskcoach

    I'm using it myself, and things are working better than ever. Packages are available for some common Linux systems and for Windows (note that it isn't recognized by Windows Smartscreen but can be installed by accepting the warning anyway)

    We'd love to have you test the updated program, and post any issues that arise there at GitHub. We won't be continuing with SourceForge, just clearing out old issues and letting people know about the move.

    Also notice that the in-program "check for updates" jcurrently ust goes to the GitHub link and does not, at this time, automatically alert you about updates. For now, to get alerts, you'll need to "watch" the releases at GitHub.

    Cheers

     

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