With the Taskito app, you can create Repeating Reminders, complete projects, notes, and tasks.

Taskito also includes a calendar. This is a very useful feature since in this type of apps you know how you have organized the month and each of the events you will have to attend is of vital importance.

Improving your productivity with Taskito

Prerequisites
You must have Taskito installed, you can install it by following this link from the Google Play Store

Google Play Store| Taskito

First step

Open the app and you will see the timeline-based interface. Select the day you want to plan. Then press the + button. First, you will add a Repeating reminder.

Then add a title and a description. After that select a Repeating mode (this can be daily, weekly or monthly). Finally check the last 2 options, to create a complete task once completed and display the reminder on the timeline. To finish press the blue check button.

This feature is very useful as it will allow you to create a reminder for those things that you easily forget but want to do every day.

Second step

Creating a project. To create a project in the main screen press the + button. Then press Plan/Idea.

You will see the screen to create a plan, click on the Demo Project option. After that enter a name for your new project and press the + button.

Now you can create several plans that will be added to your project.

To create a plan add a title. You can also add a description. Then add a due date. Finally, you can create a checklist. To finish press the blue check button.

This option is very useful because you can create different plans for the week or even the month.

Final result

I recommend that you review the following example below.

Conclusion

Taskito is one of those tools that we only see once a year. It’s amazing how well designed it is. The multiple features will allow you to improve your productivity by planning more efficiently every day.

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Fortunately in Linux more and more and more we have advanced applications to perform various tasks. In fact, many focused on business environments and others to facilitate productivity at home or in our lives. In this way, open-source applications arise to expand even more the catalog of possibilities in Linux.

For many people, it is important to take notes and Joplin is going to help them a lot. Joplin is an application to take notes and to-do lists. It is cross-platform because it is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It is released under the MIT license so it is open source.

Joplin is presented to us as a program for advanced notes. Because it organizes them in the form of a “notebook”. That is to say, we can group them by themes facilitating the organization of the same ones. It allows synchronization to Nextcloud, Dropbox and OneDrive, which makes it very versatile.

An important aspect of Joplin is that it has mobile applications. Which allows you to take your notes anywhere. As you can see it’s a wonder.

Install Joplin on Linux

Joplin is available for Linux as AppImage. That is to say, a universal package that with assigning permissions of execution we will be able to execute it without problems. However, from the Github site of the project, we are told that it has been tested in Ubuntu, Fedora and Linux Mint. But there shouldn’t be any problems with it.

You can install it by running this command:

:~$ wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurent22/joplin/master/Joplin_install_and_update.sh | bash

Basically what the command does is download an installation script and run it. The same script will take care of the installation of the program.

Remember that you can learn more about the wget command with our post.

The wget command.

Using Joplin a note-taking application

Once the installation is finished, you will be able to run it from the main menu.

Joplin is an application to take notes, so on its main screen the first thing we will see is the editing panel and next to the output of what we are writing. Another fundamental aspect of Joplin is that it renders Markdown, that is, if you are used to this way of writing, with Joplin you will not have problems either.

Also, in the toolbar you can create a new to-do or a new notebook for the notes. As well as some default notes that explain how the application works, for example, the first note we’ll see will be “Welcome to Joplin”.

Joplin has many customization options. From topics to more work-focused options. For example, we can set the language and how it will be exported to PDF. Because yes, we can export our notes to PDF format.

One of Joplin’s main strengths is synchronization with other services such as Nextcloud or OneDrive. So in the options, we can configure that synchronization.

And so there are many interesting things in Joplin like the ability to import notes from Evernote. And more.

For more information go to the github site of the project that has a good enough documentation to take advantage of this application.

Finally thank the developers for this fantastic tool and make it available to everyone.

Conclusion

Joplin is a tool that can greatly facilitate our productivity. What I have seen of the application has liked a lot: it is simple but with very good features such as synchronization with other services. We hope to hear more about it.

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