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Remember The Milk with GNOME Do

Emily Boyd

Emily Boyd

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Here’s one for users of GNOME (a desktop environment for Unix-like operating systems, for the uninitiated).

Peng Deng has created a cool Remember The Milk plugin for GNOME Do. The plugin allows you to filter your tasks (and use advanced search operators) as well as quickly create new tasks, and edit or delete existing tasks. Check out the video to see it in action:

Check out the plugin on the GNOME Do site or see Peng’s blog for more details.

Feeling inspired by Peng’s work and want to create your own tool or gadget for interacting with RTM? Read up on the API and start hacking. :)

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