JXCirrus Diary For Linux

Especially designed for people who are having trouble getting control of their lifestyle, JXCirrus Diary is a free graphical application that joins and sorts their to-do list and calendar into a workable plan. The application successfully combines your to-do list, calendar, addressbook and journal, making it the ideal application for all your information (appointments, tasks, etc.).

With JXCirrus Diary, you will be able to organize your data however you like thanks to its flexible tree and list views, manage journal entries and events in different timezones, effortlessly save your data to cloud services and access it from anywhere, as well as to review and record the actual time spent on tasks.

It is possible to improve planning of tasks by splitting your days into home hours and working hours or handle the tasks that depend on other tasks. The Summary and Calendar view modes will ensure that you view today’s tasks at a glance, sorted in first and last tasks, as well as tasks for the upcoming days or the current week and month.

Support for advanced repeating tasks is also implemented in the JXCirrus Diary application, along with support for holidays and custom events to appointments.

The application's graphical user interface is written entirely in the Qt cross-platform GUI toolkit. This means that it supports all mainstream operating systems, including GNU/Linux, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X.

To use it, you must download the latest archive from Softpedia or the official website, extract the contents of the archive and double-click the run_JXCirrusDiary.sh file. The program will open, asking you to input your name, which is totally options. Two buttons will give you access to a tutorial about how to use the software, as well as to the main window of the application.