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gtg(1) General Commands Manual gtg(1)
NAME
gtg - Getting Things Gnome!, an organizer for the GNOME desktop
SYNOPSIS
gtg [-d]
DESCRIPTION
Getting Things GNOME! is an organizer for the GNOME desktop environment. GTG focuses on usability and ease of use. Its main objective is
to provide a simple and yet flexible organization tool for life and work.
GTG uses a very handy system for creating and editing tasks. The task editor can automatically recognize metadata such as tags and subtasks
through the use of a very simple syntax.
OPTIONS
-b Boot-up only. Causes gtg to exit immediately after completing the first iteration of the main loop. Useful for boot performance
testing work.
-c Disable crash handler. Causes the Apport automatic crash reporting utility to not be invoked when gtg crashes; instead it will
print out a normal python backtrace. This can be useful for debugging crash bugs, or if the crash handler is misbehaving.
-d Debug mode. Prints extra information to the console which may be useful for understanding and reporting bugs.
-v Prints version and exits.
COPYRIGHT
This manual page is Copyright 2009 Luca Falavigna <dktrkranz@debian.org>. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this
document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.
gtg 2009-03-21 gtg(1)