Agenda For Linux

Agenda is one of many super simple taks managers for Linux. However, there's one big difference between it and most other task managers, namely the fact that it's built for elementary OS.

elementary OS apps usually tend to be very stylish, stable, and have a generally very good quality, and Agenda is not exception. The best part is that it can also be installed on other Linux distros as well, directly from Flathub (but do keep in mind that you won't usually get the latest version on Flathub, as elementary OS bugs and fixes usually take priority).

What do you get? You get a super stylish and practical little task manager/to-do list app that saves your task list automatically, has auto-completion for previously added tasks (making adding repetitive tasks a lot easier), the ability to undo and redo (using CTRL+Z and CTRL+Y respectively), and that's about it.

The whole point of Agenda is to be as simple as possible, and therefore, be as less distracting as possible. There are no menus, no Settings sections, no configuration options. You just write down your tasks, tick them off as you complete them, and delete them from the list if you want to only see the active tasks, that's it.

If you prefer super complex task managers for your super complex projects, then Agenda might not fit the bill. However, if you're looking for a stylish and practical way of keeping yourself motivated with the help of task lists, then Agenda can be, indeed, perfect.

Even though it's not what one might call impressive, Agenda is a good little app that does exactly what it says on the tin, nothing more, nothing less.