TaskJugglerLinux
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Microsoft PlannerWindows
TaskJuggler, alternative Linux à Microsoft Planner
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TaskJuggler is not a good replacement for Microsoft Planner. It is a text‑based, command‑line project‑management engine that outputs static HTML reports; it lacks a kanban board, real‑time collaboration, and file‑storage integration. It may suit experienced project managers who prefer scripting and detailed resource allocation, but it does not match Planner’s simple, web‑based, team‑friendly interface.
- Licence
- GPL-3.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Both are project‑management tools that can be used on Linux
- Both can be run on Windows as well
- Both allow setting due dates and priorities for tasks
Ce qui change
- TaskJuggler uses a text definition file, Planner uses a web UI
- Planner provides a kanban board, TaskJuggler generates static HTML reports
- Planner integrates with Microsoft 365 files, TaskJuggler has no built‑in file‑storage integration
- Planner supports real‑time collaboration, TaskJuggler does not
- Planner is cloud‑based, TaskJuggler is a desktop tool
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Planner
Microsoft Planner data is stored in Microsoft 365’s proprietary format and is not exportable to a plain text or XML format that TaskJuggler can read. There is no known direct import path; you would need to export tasks manually to a CSV or JSON and then write a custom parser to create a TaskJuggler project file.
Passer de Microsoft Planner à TaskJuggler, étape par étape
- Export Planner tasks to CSV from the Planner web interface.
- Open the CSV in a spreadsheet editor and clean up columns (task name, due date, priority, assignee).
- Create a TaskJuggler project file (.tjp) and define resources for each team member.
- Map each task to a TaskJuggler activity, setting start/end dates, priority, and resource assignments.
- Run the TaskJuggler command line engine to generate an HTML report.
- Share the report with the team and update the .tjp file as tasks change.
Fonctionnalités clés de TaskJuggler
- Fichiers de définition de projet texte
- Allocation avancée des ressources et gestion des contraintes
- Moteur en ligne de commande qui génère des rapports HTML
- Construit avec les bibliothèques Qt et KDE
- Multiplateforme (Linux, Unix, Windows)
- Gratuit et sous licence GPL
Questions fréquentes
Can I use TaskJuggler as a web‑based tool like Planner?
No, TaskJuggler runs locally and produces static HTML reports; it does not provide a web interface or real‑time collaboration.
Does TaskJuggler support file attachments?
TaskJuggler can reference external files in its reports, but it does not store or manage attachments within the project definition.
Is TaskJuggler actively maintained?
The project is discontinued; the last release was in 2015. New features or bug fixes are unlikely to appear.