JXCirrus Project For Linux

From the creator of the JXCirrus CalCount, JXCirrus Maths, JXCirrus Finance and JXCirrus Diary applications, we introduce the JXCirrus Project graphical software for Linux operating systems.

It is yet another cool tool that helps people with complicated lives to establish the bases of their projects and create a workable plan for all their tasks. With JXCirrus Project, project work is no longer hard to track!

Key features include real-time monitoring of time spent, remaining time, and predicted completion date, support for ongoing or repeating tasks, ability to handle sophisticated dependencies between tasks, timesheet forms for tracking time and public holidays tracking.

The program allows users to record regular meetings or one-offs, to record a baseline across an entire project or a part of it, to save data to cloud services so it can be accessed from anywhere, as well as to split work hours between several project areas.

The premium version of the software allows you to use JavaScript macros to automate tasks, create your own plans for highlighted tasks overriding the automatic planning functionality, start another application as part of a task, extend the standard 9-month planning to several years, or create advanced queries for the data.

The cross-platform Qt GUI toolkit was used to design the JXCirrus Project's graphical user interface. This means that it is a multiplatform application supported on any operating system where the Qt packages are available, including Linux, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X.

To use it, download the pre-built binary package from the official website or via Softpedia, save it on a location of your choice, extract the archive’s contents, enter the project’s folder and double-click on the run_JXCirrusProject.sh file. The application will ask you to input your name (optional) from the get-go.