TASK COACH FOR WINDOWS 64 BIT ANDROID

Vicunjia doesn't support subtasks, only 'relationships'.I am sorry if my previous post came out too negatively, I hope I made myself more clear now. It doesn't have to be a stand-alone application, for example it may be just an extension to Thunderbird or other e-mail client or tasks application. It doesn't have to be developed by a same dev (even in this thread there were some volunteers). I am just disappointed to find out that a very nice mobile app has no counterpart on a desktop, or even just a web (which I don't prefer, but might be good enough for a time being until there is a proper desktop solution). I am not demanding a desktop app, let alone native like you are suggesting. To spell this out: spread the development over 2 modes of use (Mobile / Desktop) and 5 platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, MacOS, Linux) and on top of that a wholly new sync protocol will exactly achieve one thing: a shittier end product. But you fail to realize that this niceness comes from the focus and dedication spent on it. What everyone here is completely missing: you all want something as nice as Tasks. I am a developer (edit: not on this project, not sure how the above was meant). Standard preface: I am not a developer in this myself

Something more barebones, so I don't use features (accidentally, or also to not be taunted by them) which will be broken on desktop. Whatever other application you intend on moving to should work fine just sync' ing via CalDAV. What else would you use? Tasks uses just standard icalendar and CalDAV. Eventually it would be possible to fork and adjust the desktop-app for using only with a calDAV-sync. At the moment the desktop client is only usable after login on the Vikunja Backend. Vikunja has an electron-based desktop-app for there backend, with an early alpha stage calDAV-Support. They are also searching for people who get involved! They are searching for people who get involved!Īnother cross-plattform PIM project within the KDE Community is Kube. Maybe the KOrganizer could be an possible desktop client for.

KDE is currently working to bring Kontact to Windows. ics so it could be synced with calDav/DAVX 5 Maybe it's possible to add calDAV support for their desktop application for example by writing an bridge between there xml-based.

TASK COACH FOR WINDOWS 64 BIT ANDROID

TaskCoach is also searching for an aquivalent android application.

Maybe we don't have to reinvent the wheel. I'm also searching for several days a aquivalent desktop solution for windows with the possibility to sync with.

Task coach for windows 64 bit