[olug] project management tools on Linux?
Jeff Hinrichs
JeffH at delasco.com
Fri Feb 17 20:18:58 UTC 2006
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My next big step is project management. We've got a guy now who will
use Microsoft project for small stuff but I really want to nip that in
the bud, as over half of the people involved in this stuff are Mac
users.
Is there a good open source project management system?
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Depending on your needs. There is ganttproject,
http://ganttproject.sourceforge.net/ a java based project manager. It
can read M$-Project files (so it says, I haven't tried importing them
myself) I've used it before on a fairly large project, multiple people,
multiple months. I didn't like it. However, lots of people do. My
biggest problem is that I'm not a PM by training.
My current favorite is faces, http://faces.homeip.net/ -- This is a
project manager for the Dilbert in you. I really like it because I grok
it. You don't draw, you code your project.
http://faces.homeip.net/doc/first2.html
If you are a programmer, I think you'll like it. It can handle
resources and vacation more smoothly than anything I've ever seen, and
you get revision control, because your project is a python source file.
Just put it under revision control et voila!
Both are multi-platform.
-Jeff
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