KPlatoLinux
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Microsoft ProjectWindows
KPlato, alternative Linux à Microsoft Project
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KPlato can serve as a basic replacement for Microsoft Project for small‑to‑medium teams that need Gantt charts, resource allocation and simple cost tracking, but it lacks many of the enterprise‑grade features and native Microsoft Project file support that power users rely on. If you are comfortable with a more manual workflow, open‑source tools and can tolerate limited reporting, KPlato is a viable option; otherwise you may need a more feature‑complete solution such as ProjectLibre or a cloud service.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Gantt chart view with drag‑and‑drop editing
- Task dependencies and critical‑path calculation
- Resource assignment and workload tracking
- Baseline comparison for progress monitoring
Ce qui change
- No native .mpp import/export; only CSV exchange
- Limited budgeting and cost‑tracking fields
- No advanced reporting or earned‑value analysis
- No integrated collaboration or cloud sync features
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Project
KPlato does not understand Microsoft Project's .mpp format. The only practical interchange is via CSV export from Project and CSV import into KPlato, which preserves basic task data but loses detailed resource calendars, custom fields, and links. If you need to move full Project files, an intermediate conversion step using a tool like ProjectLibre or a paid converter is required.
Passer de Microsoft Project à KPlato, étape par étape
- Export your Microsoft Project file to CSV (File → Export).
- Open KPlato and create a new project.
- Import the CSV file (File → Import) and map columns to tasks, dates, and resources.
- Verify task dependencies and resource assignments; adjust any missing links manually.
- Set up project calendars and baselines in KPlato.
- Save the project in KPlato's native format for future work.
Fonctionnalités clés de KPlato
- Vue de diagramme de Gantt avec édition de tâches par glisser‑déposer
- Affectation des ressources et suivi de la charge de travail
- Dépendances de tâches et calcul du chemin critique
- Comparaison de référence pour le suivi de l’avancement
- Export vers CSV et import depuis CSV pour un échange de données simple
- Intégration avec d’autres applications Calligra
- Support de plusieurs calendriers de projet
Questions fréquentes
Can KPlato open .mpp files directly?
No, KPlato cannot read Microsoft Project's native .mpp files; you must use CSV or another intermediate format.
Is KPlato suitable for large, multi‑project portfolios?
It is geared toward single‑project use; handling many large projects becomes cumbersome compared to Project.
What happens to cost and budget data when migrating?
Only basic cost columns survive CSV export; detailed budgeting, cost rates, and earned‑value metrics are lost and must be re‑entered manually.
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