Today For Linux

They might not seem like much, but to-do apps can go a long way when it comes to improving your organization and the way you work. Having a good way to organize tasks can make them feel a lot more manageable, and completing them can make you feel a lot more focused and motivated.

With a very appropriate name, Today is a straightforward to-do list app that clears itself every 24 hours. It's a simple approach towards ensuring you get things done "today."

In fact, it's so simple that it might not even be well suited as your day-to-day to-do list app. Instead, it is designed to be used as a supplement to other task/reminder/organizer apps you're currently using.

While the app is quite simple, it does have a few nice touches. For example, i looks and feels like a modern app should. You can also choose between various GUI themes.

Today is also keyboard-friendly, meaning that you can use shortcuts to navigate between tasks, as well as add, remove, and mark as completed. The app also has built-in emoji support.

In terms of customization, Today allows you to select the hour you want the list to fully clear each day. The Settings section also provides you with a countdown timer (how many hours until the app automatically wipes all your notes), and the ability to select between 3 font sizes.

While definitely not the most advanced or spectacular app of this sort, Today is not bad. It looks modern, it offers some customization options, and it can even be used as a primary to-do list/task manager by those who know that they can finish said tasks in one day, and that's pretty much about it.