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OSMO: Your friendly personal organizer

By Jack Wallen

“OSMO is not an organizer that will do everything for you. I
will not sync with your iPhone or your Blackberry. OSMO will not
publish your calendar or allow you to drag and drop from one
application to another. What OSMO will do is keep track of your
calendar, tasks, contacts, and notes. In this article you will
learn how to install OSMO and see just what it has to offer.

“The OSMO PIM offers the following features:

* Calendar
* Tasks
* Contacts
* Notes
* Alarms
* Printing
* Date calculator
* Day notes
* Timeline
* iCal support
* Notification alarms
* GNOME system tray support”

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