access the “Open”, “Actionable”, and “Closed” view modes;
perform a search;
get access to the program settings.
Search. Search for tasks using GTG’s Search Syntax. You can also save search queries;
Sidebar. You can turn it on/off in the main menu. You can view all tasks, saved searches, tasks with no tags, and tasks by individual tag;
You can sort tasks in the task browser by name, start date, and due date;
There is a quick addition of a task entry, which is located below the task browser;
You can add a subtask to a task.
When you right-click on the selected task, you will see the editing options:
add a subtask;
edit;
mark as completed;
cancel;
remove;
set the start date;
set a deadline;
to change the tags.
When editing a task, you can paste links, add tags (start with the “@” sign), and add subtasks (start with a dash “-”) inside the Task Editor;
You can apply/generate colors to saved search results and tags;
You can choose the font family and size
List of currently available plugins in GTG:
Untouched Tasks. Assigns tasks that you have not touched for a while with the @untouched tag;
Send Tasks via Email. Adds a button in the menu on the Task Editor toolbar, which allows you to easily send a task (with its status, due dates, tags, and subtasks) through email;
Export and Print. Exports the tasks in the current view into a variety of formats;
Urgency Color. Calculates the urgency status of each of your currently active tasks and color-codes those tasks accordingly.
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Installation
The software Getting Things Gnome (GTG) is available for installation on Linux.
Installation method
OS
Flatpak
Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, CentOS, KDE Neon, openSUSE, elementary OS, Manjaro, Red Hat Enterprise Linux