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Task Coach 1.3.36

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To-do list manager. Free

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Frank Niessink, Jérôme Laheurte, and Aaron Wolf

Task Coach is a free, Open Source to-do manager. It grew out of frustration that other programs do not handle composite tasks well. In addition to flexible composite tasks, Task Coach has grown to include prerequisites, prioritizing, effort tracking, category tags, budgets, notes, and many other features. However, users are not forced to use all these features; Task Coach can be as simple or complex as you need it to be. Task Coach is available for OS X, Windows, and GNU/Linux; and there is a companion iOS app.

What's New

Version 1.3.36:

Bugs fixed:

Prerequisites modification would not work. (1480, 1486, 1495)
LC_TIME would not be honored if set independently (1483)
Disable translations that are not at least 90% complete.
Do something a little more intuitive when editing efforts in aggregated mode. (1485)
Fix a crash on Mint when synchronizing with an iPhone if the password is not set. (1487)
Show and bring minimized window to front on simple click in the dock (OS X) (1490)
Disable dock icon ticking on OS X 10.9 Mavericks. (1489)
Fix line ending problem when importing from CSV on Mac/Linux (1493)
Delete .txt files as well when overwriting a task file. (1274)

Version 1.3.36:

Bugs fixed:

Prerequisites modification would not work. (1480, 1486, 1495)
LC_TIME would not be honored if set independently (1483)
Disable translations that are not at least 90% complete.
Do something a little more intuitive when editing efforts in aggregated mode. (1485)
Fix a crash on Mint when synchronizing with an more...

Requirements

Intel/PPC
OS X 10.5 or later

Task Coach User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 1.x:

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+26

tzoi516 commented on 25 Sep 2013

Mac & BSD version? That is awesome because I'm slowly moving to FreeBSD.

[Version 1.3.32]

Sue-Writer reviewed on 29 Aug 2013

It has not Mac-look. But it works fine.

[Version 1.3.32]

+90

JCH2 commented on 04 Aug 2013

Please be aware that most screenshots here and on the developer's sites are sometimes out of date. Generally, the program looks the same, but there may be minor aesthetic differences aside from improved code and/or update features.

[Version 1.3.29]

+234

Monkeyjunkey commented on 17 Jul 2013

1.3.30 is here: http://taskcoach.org/download_for_mac.html

[Version 1.3.29]

+12

Pusfarm reviewed on 10 Jul 2013

It's an odd app and I'm not thrilled with it, but I use it at work because I'm limited in what I'm allowed to install (no App Store option and my other option is the dreadful NUTD - yes, in 2013 - but reminders don't work!). I updated TC today and it threw out all of my custom settings. If it actually created the TaskCoach.ini file I selected in preferences I could restore to a prior version, but it never does.

[Version 1.3.29]

1 Reply

+81

Acwolf replied on 29 Aug 2013

please post a support request or bug report on Sourceforge, links are at the Task Coach site. Cheers

TheMataHari reviewed on 05 Feb 2013

Love it! It has fantastic versatile features and is very useful to keep track on your time, projects, and tasks. A great app for a business professional. I still cannot believe it's free... Thank you!

[Version 1.3.22]

1 Reply

+81

Acwolf replied on 06 Feb 2013

You know, the funny thing about FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) is there are two ways to look at the fact that it happens to usually be gratis (zero price) also:

1. Think how amazing this and other FLOSS could be if people put the sort of funding to it that goes to proprietary software!

2. Instead of marvelling at how this can be zero-price, a better approach is to be shocked by the proprietary developers who charge such high prices per copy for access to their software. It isn't that software is expensive and Task Coach and other FLOSS is amazingly generous; rather software is not all *that* expensive, and proprietary software is a total rip-off, we just got used to it.

However we look at it, we *ought* to stop giving any money to people who create restricted, locked-down, limited software. If we can afford to pay for software development, we should pay people who will develop and release without restrictions.

Katie Carter reviewed on 14 May 2012

I’m using it because it’s cross-platform mainly.. Not all that ecstatic about it, it does the job though

[Version 1.3.14]

+849

Negritude tipped on 02 Oct 2010

For those wondering about the comments/reviews for this app, take a look at the feedback about it on Sourceforge:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/taskcoach/

[Version 1.1.4]

rickyhoggn3d commented on 16 Aug 2009

Great APP this. Makes it so easy to keep track of everything i have to do. And having it written lets me see what i have to do, thus i get more done. A++ for the APP

[Version 0.74]

-2

warrenbuffet commented on 07 Aug 2009

Nifty little APP. Works on my MAC and windows machines. I really like it. Thanks

[Version 0.73.4]

5 Replies

-3

+28

Imho replied on 18 Oct 2009

Little app? With 30.9MB it seems rather big for a ToDo-list.

+377

Lvdoc replied on 31 May 2010

Just out of curiosity, what am I misunderstanding? I have a 500 GB drive. 30.9 MB is .00006 of that drive. That doesn't seem large to me.

+146

Cerebrl commented on 31 May 2010

Just a tip, MAC and Mac mean two completely different things. If you are referring to an Apple computer, it is a Mac. If you are referring to a specific device on a LAN (local area network) then use MAC. Okay, now I feel better.

[Cerebrl]

-1

+75

Bloobie replied on 02 Oct 2010

Probably a fake review. I find it interesting that both he/she and RICKYHOGGN3D both refer to this program as APP, only about a week apart and with no information on either account.

+81

Acwolf replied on 29 Aug 2012

@Imho: the 21.5MB download and resulting 60MB program file has to do with the dependencies that are required based on the cross-platform structure. It would be smaller if it were Mac-only, but there are a lot of advantages to making it truly cross-platform. Users can open the exact same .tsk file without any issues on Mac, Windows, and GNU/Linux.

Because GNU/Linux has the dependencies installed separately, the Task Coach download is only 2.3MB — and that better reflects the actual size of the program.

There are currently no troubleshooting comments. If you are experiencing a problem with this app, please post a comment.

Stockrad rated on 01 Mar 2014

[Version 1.3.36]

-4

Insecure-Software rated on 26 Feb 2014

[Version 1.3.36]