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Hello sting, I tested Planner a month ago ; same feeling of lake, and same question to planner-list. you could find more information on http://markmail.org/browse/org.gnome.planner-list as an abstract : take attention to http://live.gnome.org/Planner...
what you can do : if you are able (or have time) to build Planner yourself from sources, do it with --enable-simple-priority-scheduling option (old experimental feature) in such a case, you could add --with-database build option for database support (needs libgda), as an hope to be able to share calendars and... ressources between projects my opinion : it's a pity ; Planner could be a compact and usable project management tool... Nota : no budget management nor project versionning... regards, Ricardo
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De : "sting" <sting bloodwolf org>
Envoyé : 23/10/2009 19:38:58 +0200
Objet : Planner-list taking into account resources for
task scheduling
Hello, I am trying planner for the first time. I'm doing a simple test that isn't giving me the results I was expecting. I create 2 tasks (task1 and task2), and I create 1 resource. I assign that resource to both tasks. Despite that, in the Gantt view, the tasks are scheduled in parallel, as if the resource could work on both those tasks. I was expecting the scheduling to automatically schedule task1 THEN task2. I know I could link the tasks, but this isn't a task dependency, so I was hoping not to have to do it this way (I need this for real task dependencies, not dependencies that are due to the same person working on both tasks since that person is the implicit dependency). I may be missing something. Is anyone able to point me out to what it is? Thanks, sting _______________________________________________ Planner-list mailing list Planner-list gnome org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/planner-list |