Lottodo (I have a lot to do)

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Last Update: 2013-03-26

Lottodo is a simple task list application that runs on most *nix systems. It was written to provide a simple X based task list without requiring many external libraries, a database backend or very much information from the user. Written in C with Gtk+.

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