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Re: KOffice rocks!
by Boudewijn Rempt on Thursday 02/Feb/2006, @09:22
Not entirely just you. I'm not really interested in project management -- but I have used KPlato for planning Krita development to some extent. Of course, what's missing is an uncertainty generator and knowledge of exam periods in a wide variety of countries, but it was admirably suited for my purpose.

Task juggler comes into its own when you've got scores of "resources".
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