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Project Management Tool for Linux?

Posted by Cliff on from the digging-for-productivity-gold dept.

Dr. Fong asks: "We are a small start-up, and we're finding that as we grow our need for a project management tool for our development efforts is increasing. We've trawled FreshMeat and a number of other software databases and have not been able to find a tool to fit our requirements. Can anybody recommend a Project Management tool that has GANTT and PERT charts and allows you to allocate work to a number of developers? Web based visualisation/updates would be a bonus."

3 comments

  1. Check out KProject by Smoking · · Score: 1

    http://rs45.bv.tu-berlin.de/JOCHEN/KPROJECT/kproje ct.php3

    I think it's not quite functional yet, but you can help if you want...

  2. OPENSCHED by Arrowhead · · Score: 1

    See http://www.m-tech.ab.ca/download/sched/ for a batch-oriented solution. You could enhance it with a web interface yourself, but it at least gets you going with scheduling and printed output.

  3. Some other places to try by Julz · · Score: 2

    Project Management & Bug Tracking for Linux

    Linux Center: Project & bug management

    And then a short mention of something here TLUG Mailing List

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    When shit hits the fan get some of these https://youtu.be/pY-GncsZ-UE