Taskwarrior, alternative Linux à Microsoft To Do
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Taskwarrior can replace Microsoft To Do for users comfortable with the command line and who value fine‑grained control, tagging, and scripting. It covers basic list creation, due dates, recurring tasks and offline access, but it lacks a native graphical UI and built‑in cloud sync with Microsoft accounts. If you prefer a terminal‑centric workflow or need powerful filtering, Taskwarrior is a solid alternative; otherwise you may miss the polished mobile apps and calendar integration that To Do provides.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.5.0
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Create and manage multiple task lists
- Set due dates and recurring tasks
- Mark tasks as complete or incomplete
- Offline access to stored data
- Support for task dependencies (similar to subtasks)
Ce qui change
- No native graphical interface; interaction is via terminal
- No built‑in cloud sync with Microsoft services; requires Taskserver or third‑party sync
- No direct calendar or email integration out of the box
- No mobile apps provided by the project
- Reminders are limited to terminal alerts unless external tools are added
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft To Do
Taskwarrior stores tasks in plain‑text files (typically ~/.taskrc and ~/.task folder) and can export to JSON. Microsoft To Do does not expose a public file format, so direct import is not supported. You can export To Do data via the Microsoft Graph API or by using the web interface to download a CSV, then convert it to Taskwarrior's JSON format manually.
Passer de Microsoft To Do à Taskwarrior, étape par étape
- Export your Microsoft To Do tasks to CSV using the web UI or Graph API.
- Convert the CSV to Taskwarrior JSON (scripts are available on GitHub).
- Import the JSON with 'task import <file>'.
- Set up Taskwarrior tags or projects to mimic your To Do lists.
- Optionally configure Taskserver for syncing across devices.
Fonctionnalités clés de Taskwarrior
- Stockage texte brut (compatible JSON)
- Filtrage et génération de rapports puissants
- Étiquetage, priorités et dépendances
- Tâches récurrentes et alertes planifiées
- Extensible via hooks et scripts
- Support de synchronisation avec Taskserver ou services tiers
- Formats de sortie personnalisables
Installer Taskwarrior sous Linux
sudo apt install tasksudo apt install tasksudo dnf install tasksudo pacman -S tasksudo zypper install taskwarriorQuestions fréquentes
Can Taskwarrior sync with my existing Microsoft To Do account?
Not directly. You need to export the data and import it into Taskwarrior, then use Taskserver or another sync method for future changes.
Do I need to be a Linux expert to use Taskwarrior?
Basic usage is straightforward, but advanced features like scripting and custom reports require comfort with the command line.
Is there a graphical front‑end for Taskwarrior?
Yes, projects like Taskwarrior‑Web or Taskwarrior‑TUI provide a GUI, but they are separate packages and not part of the core Taskwarrior distribution.