Open Source To-Do Lists Software

Tabbed notebook with RichText editor, multi-level notes and strong encryption. This project is an evolution of Tranglos Keynote (of Marek Jedlinski), with new features like: - Unicode compliant - Improvement in image management - Improved Find All - Redesigned navigation history mechanism - New file format: compressed - Improved treatment of links, and new internal KNT links, vinculated to markers, not only to caret position - Improved Clipboard Capture / Web Clip - Alarms on nodes - New kind of virtual nodes: links to other nodes (Mirror nodes) - New button: 'Copy Format' - Improved Clipboard Capture / Web Clip - ...

Notes is an open source, cross-platform note-taking application. Write down your thoughts with ease, and always have them with you with this simple, streamlined app.

Russian Template for Bugzilla. Bugzilla is a bugtracking system by Mozilla.org. This project contains the files needed for a Russian interface for it. To install, extract the "template/ru-RU" directory in the package, and place "ru-RU" directory and its contents into Bugzilla's "template" directory, so that it sits alongside the "en" directory Bugzilla ships with.

German Template for Bugzilla. Bugzilla is a bugtracking system by Mozilla.org. This project contains the files needed for a German interface for it. To install, extract the "de" directory in the package, and place it and its contents into Bugzilla's "template" directory, so that it sits alongside the "en" directory Bugzilla ships with.

Denkzettel is an excellent Android app by Silvio Schurig for writing notes as text files and organizing them into categories (= subdirectories) on an Android smart phone. It can also use these files as check lists. Denkzettel Companion is a Windows Program that I have written with Lazarus. It tries to mimic Denkzettel on the Windows platform. The idea is to synchronize the notes between an Android device and a Windows PC and have similar programs on both platforms to edit them.

Machinery is an asynchronous task queue/job queue based on distributed message passing. Please be advised that V2 is work in progress and breaking changes can and will happen until it is ready. You can use the current V2 in order to avoid having to import all dependencies for brokers and backends you are not using. Instead of factory, you will need to inject broker and backend objects to the server constructor. In order to consume tasks, you need to have one or more workers running. All you need to run a worker is a Server instance with registered tasks. Each worker will only consume registered tasks. For each task on the queue the Worker.Process() method will be run in a goroutine. Use the second parameter of server.NewWorker to limit the number of concurrently running Worker.Process() calls (per worker). Example: 1 will serialize task execution while 0 makes the number of concurrently executed tasks unlimited (default).