GTD software for Linux

[Marcelo]

Hi everyone!

I've just moved to Linux (Lenny stable) and started digitalizing my paper based GTD system. At present I am using Evolution, which I managed to GTDalize not badly, but was wondering if there is some specific GTD software you folks would recommend. Thank you!

[tominperu]

I asked a question about GTD linux but got few answers. I use Linux on my computer at home.

If you have found Evolution works for you then I would guess you have found the answer anyway. I use Windows at work with Outlook and a Palm centro at home so there has been little need to have a Linux based system on my home computer but it would be good.

As it is I have dual boot so can back up everything on my home computer from time to time on Windowns.

[StephanList]

Hi,
this could probably be the program you are searching for: Getting Things GNOME! (http://gtg.fritalk.com/)
Because I use Windows, I have never tried it. Good luck.

Stephan

[Marcelo]

Thank you Tom and Stephan for your answers!

[tominperu]

Hi,
this could probably be the program you are searching for: Getting Things GNOME! (http://gtg.fritalk.com/)
Because I use Windows, I have never tried it. Good luck.

Stephan

Had a little play with this and it looks great. It has the sort of basic funtionality but slimmed down simplicity I crave. If it could synch to my Palm Centro or similar and also worked in Windows it could replace Outlook for me!

[apastuszak]

The solutions I have found that work in Linux are:

mGSD (http://monkeygtd.tiddlyspot.com/#mGSD)
ThinkingRock (http://www.trgtd.com.au/)
GTD-Free (http://gtd-free.sourceforge.net/)

I have never tried Getting Things Gnome!