Re: Project management tools for Linux, preferrably w/ GNOME UI
- From: Christian Egli <christian egli stest ch>
- To: Noah Roberts <jik foxinternet net>
- Cc: gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Project management tools for Linux, preferrably w/ GNOME UI
- Date: 16 Jan 2001 13:37:06 +0100
Noah Roberts <jik foxinternet net> writes:
> I have tried Dome and Dia. Both offer pretty good diagram creation
> with the ability to add more abilities. Dia is easier to add to, but
> less powerful. Dome has a nice GUI "programming language" you use to
> add more diagram stuff, but you still have to get into the smalltalk
> if you need to have different drawing patterns and such.
>
> Dia is more native to linux...especially in gnome.
There is also opensched (http://www.m-tech.ab.ca/download/sched/)
which is a command line tool that creates GANTT charts and more based
on a "project description file" which is simply a text file.
> These are juct diagram softwares, for your gantt chart use a
> spreadsheet. If you want real project management I am affraid your
> out of luck. There is a project in the works at cosource.com, maybe
> you would like to get involved.
Can you be more specific about the project at cosource.com?
--
Christian Egli
Switching Test Solutions AG an Acterna Company, Foerrlibuckstrasse 62, CH-8037 Zuerich
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