[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“iKog is a text-based to-do manager that can help you to keep
tabs on your tasks from the command line. Although it lacks all the
bells and whistles of a full-blown GUI task manager, it’s one of
those tools that make a virtue of doing a limited range of tasks
well. iKog is written in Python, and since most Linux distributions
come with Python installed by default, iKog will run on them right
out of the box.“The entire application consists of just one .py file, so there
is nothing to install and configure. Simply download the latest zip
or gz archive, unpack it, and start iKog using the command
python path/to/ikon.py…”
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