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KOrganizer

KOrganizer is a calendar and task manager part of the KDE suite, designed to replace tools like Asana on Linux.

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GPL-2.0-or-later
Versão mais recente
26.08.2

O que é o KOrganizer?

KOrganizer has been part of the KDE Applications since the early 2000s, evolving from a simple calendar to a full‑featured task manager that integrates with KMail, KAddressBook, and the rest of the KDE ecosystem. It supports iCalendar (.ics), CalDAV, and other standard formats, making it a mature choice for users who need a robust scheduling tool.

The software is aimed at power users and teams who prefer a desktop‑centric workflow. It works well on KDE Plasma, but also runs on other desktop environments thanks to its Qt base.

Compared with Asana, KOrganizer feels more “traditional”: you interact with a calendar grid, drag‑and‑drop tasks, and rely on keyboard shortcuts. It lacks Asana’s real‑time collaboration and web‑based interface, but offers tighter integration with local data and offline use.

Ideal para: Teams and individuals who need a powerful offline calendar and task manager on Linux.

Principais recursos do KOrganizer

  • iCalendar and CalDAV support
  • Task list with categories and priorities
  • Recurring events and reminders
  • Integration with KDE Connect for mobile sync
  • Keyboard‑centric navigation
  • Export to PDF and other formats

Prós

  • Free and open source
  • Strong integration with KDE ecosystem
  • Offline‑first design
  • Customizable keyboard shortcuts
  • Supports multiple calendars

Contras

  • No built‑in real‑time collaboration
  • Learning curve for advanced features
  • Limited mobile app support
  • Requires KDE for best experience

Programas do Windows que o KOrganizer substitui

Como instalar o KOrganizer no Linux

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install korganizer
Debiansudo apt install korganizer
Fedorasudo dnf install korganizer
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S korganizer
openSUSEsudo zypper install korganizer

Dicas para quem vem do Windows

If you come from Asana, you’ll find KOrganizer’s file format is iCalendar (.ics), which can be exported from Asana. Use the "File → Import" dialog to bring in .ics or CalDAV data. Keyboard shortcuts differ: for example, Ctrl+N creates a new event, Ctrl+E edits. Workflow is more linear; you’ll need to set up recurring tasks manually rather than using Asana’s automation. Keep in mind that collaboration is local or via shared calendars, not real‑time chat.

KOrganizer: perguntas frequentes

Can I sync KOrganizer with Google Calendar?

Yes, use the CalDAV integration to connect to Google Calendar. You need to enable "Allow less secure apps" or use an app password if you have 2FA.

Is KOrganizer available on Ubuntu?

Yes, it is available in the Ubuntu repositories and can be installed with apt install korganizer.

Does KOrganizer support task dependencies?

It supports simple dependencies via the "Depends on" field, but complex Gantt‑style views are not available.

Can I use KOrganizer on a non‑KDE desktop?

Yes, it runs on any desktop that supports Qt, though some KDE widgets may not render perfectly.

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