After just one month since the last release, the GTG development team is pleased to announce the release of Getting things GNOME! 0.2.2, codename "Protector". This one is the last of the 0.2.X serie: we have already started breaking everything to make GTG faster and better. Aside from the tons of bug fixes that ship with every release, this one features a brand new preference dialog and integration with Docky. On the new plug-ins side, you'll get one to send tasks via email, another
Testing and translating time (how to help without programming)
Dear Thermian friends, 0.2 release is coming fast with a lot of changes, including tremendous contributions from Paulo Cabido and Luca Invernizzi, a huge refactoring work by Bertrant and many more. It means that we need testing. Lot of testing.
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FOSDEM 2010
Just like last year, we were at FOSDEM this year. You can download the slides of our presentation.
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GTG tips and tricks
Dear fellow GTG users, this is a little collection of tips and tricks on how to use GTG in useful ways. Some are easy to set up, other require a level of nerd/geek capabilities of 42. As this software is continuously growing, most of these work only
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Hey, I've got an idea for GTG!
You use GTG and are happy with it. That's wonderful, thanks for your confidence.
Now, after several days/weeks, you have an idea to make GTG better. That's great and we encourage you to share your idea with us. But to be efficient, please follow this idea proposal guideline.
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