Post 9qjICEsiCGvMqVMe6i by trevormeier@social.coop
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(DIR) Post #9qjFzoRITzOpSBUK6y by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T15:42:50Z
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#fossmendations wanted. Does anyone know a good #foss or #opensource project management tool? Preferably something that looks like Asana. Apps that have tried and failed: Wekan, Kanboard and Taiga. Thank you!
(DIR) Post #9qjGHRL36qqL1JyGcS by thewk@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T15:45:54Z
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@Gina I used odoo for a while, i think it was kanpan? Worked very well, but for my company size project management was way too much of an overhead
(DIR) Post #9qjGQ2SEzsIMRyR2KO by stevenroose@x0f.org
2020-01-06T15:47:18Z
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@Gina I once got into contact with the guys of Quire.io, but that has been several years. Could you share your experience with Taiga.io briefly? It always looked to me like a very nice piece of software!
(DIR) Post #9qjGbHp2CVfnIVSa7k by mathijs@mastodon.lermer.nl
2020-01-06T15:49:43Z
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@Gina https://wekan.github.io/
(DIR) Post #9qjHIts2c4kPkrfADg by gadonias@mastodon.social
2020-01-06T15:57:14Z
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@Gina Have you tried Planner (https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Planner/)? I also encourage you to take a look (in case you haven't) at the Free Software Directory section on Project Management tools https://directory.fsf.org/wiki?title=Special:Ask&offset=0&limit=100&q=%5B%5BBusiness%3A%3Aproject-management%5D%5D&p=mainlabel%3D%2Fformat%3Dtemplate%2Flink%3Dnone%2Ftemplate%3DGetlist-2Drow%2Fintrotemplate%3DGetlist-2Dintro%2Foutrotemplate%3DGetlist-2Doutro&po=%3FFull+description%3DDescription%0A%3FHomepage+URL%3DHomepage%0A%3FLicense%0A%3FIs+GNU%23%5B%5BFile%3AHeckert_gnu.tiny.png%5D%5D%2C%0A Good luck :)
(DIR) Post #9qjHRBDjzRv9silElU by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T15:59:06Z
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@stevenroose I found it too convoluted for our non-technical users (and even for myself). Besides that, they've upped their prices a lot lately.
(DIR) Post #9qjHXbT5JcgB1Z06wC by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T16:00:06Z
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@gadonias Thanks for the suggestion, but Planner gives me serious Windows 95 flashbacks 😅 I'll check out the rest.
(DIR) Post #9qjHdKE8KYedHzjgQ4 by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T16:01:03Z
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I'm guessing we're just going to have to give Wekan another shot.
(DIR) Post #9qjHf5gFNwuOkkjAsC by hexmasteen@chaos.social
2020-01-06T16:01:02Z
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@Gina GitLab works well for my projects. Did you try it? What is missing for your use cases?
(DIR) Post #9qjHhCiEDBKb8pf6eG by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T16:01:34Z
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@hexmasteen We're not coders.
(DIR) Post #9qjHuIpOmjXjsDGIYi by Fritange@mastodon.social
2020-01-06T16:04:10Z
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@Gina Indeed, I think it is your best option so far.
(DIR) Post #9qjICEsiCGvMqVMe6i by trevormeier@social.coop
2020-01-06T16:07:13Z
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@Gina I think the dev of imdone.io is considering an open source biz model. It’s simple & powerful, allowing markdown todos written in context of code. I’ve found it very fast and effective. Worth a look and a convo with the dev to see if open source is the way he’s going to go?
(DIR) Post #9qjIZ8QSMi3tU548DA by le_ArthurDent@mastodon.social
2020-01-06T16:11:28Z
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@Gina Nextcloud has a simple app for such things. I didn't test it thoroughly, but I think it's slim and easy to handle. There's also an android app if you like such things. Disadvantage is that you need a Nextcloud instance somewhere.
(DIR) Post #9qjIiUiwpXTlFOB5Ye by hexmasteen@chaos.social
2020-01-06T16:13:15Z
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@Gina me neither. I mostly don't use the git repository. Of course the tool facilitates some style of project management (agile?) but the basic tools are there: issues, milestones, time tracking, overview boards.
(DIR) Post #9qjIrTkznL4or2Q5a4 by cavaliertusky@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T16:14:45Z
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@Gina I tried wekan and was disappointed it didn't really work on mobile. What's wrong with asana for your use-case? I use asana at work, and wekan/remember the milk at home.
(DIR) Post #9qjJ6TNlTD5G2IhfUG by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T16:17:38Z
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@cavaliertusky too expensive.
(DIR) Post #9qjJC7SpsH6VnNlez2 by nicofee@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T16:18:11Z
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@Gina Check out https://www.calligra.org/plan/
(DIR) Post #9qjJJTwigXxJY7Fxs8 by letterus@kirche.social
2020-01-06T16:19:35Z
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@Gina OpenProject? https://www.openproject.org/
(DIR) Post #9qjJNq849RSdVUdq2i by funqr@mastodonten.de
2020-01-06T16:20:05Z
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@GinaI'm using alternativeto.net for each kind of software which I want to replace. Did you try it? https://alternativeto.net/software/asana/?license=opensource
(DIR) Post #9qjMPGYlfTDjdGVEvI by devnull@mamot.fr
2020-01-06T16:54:22Z
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@Gina I don't know asana, so I can't compare, but what about ProjeQtor ?
(DIR) Post #9qjRmjSasm0NhFckD2 by cappuMUC@troet.cafe
2020-01-06T17:54:35Z
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@Gina #Redmine has currently released a new version. I use it for several years now in private projects and for business stuff. Not very fancy but tried and true.
(DIR) Post #9qjXFETHg1fJksM8Vk by mathijs@mastodon.lermer.nl
2020-01-06T18:56:42Z
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@Gina how come wekan failed? At my work as a contractor its working so fine. Especially with larger projects.
(DIR) Post #9qja0rhjpIvIx9xQsi by Gina@fosstodon.org
2020-01-06T19:27:07Z
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@mathijs I think it might have more to do with our non existing project management skills and less with the tools to be honest.
(DIR) Post #9qjtBdBC4IWADfa9po by JonYoder@mastodon.technology
2020-01-06T23:01:48Z
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@Gina Perhaps OpenProject? I remember researching something like this some time ago and ended up going in a different direction. It looks pretty decent, but I haven't used it.
(DIR) Post #9qjuZryIp6If05frai by HackWan@mastodon.technology
2020-01-06T23:17:18Z
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@Gina Hi Gina, You might want to give "openproject" a try.I compared it to ms project 2 years ago and it is good... And available too.
(DIR) Post #9qlAnKVpoTb9hvl6lE by erlequin@libranet.de
2020-01-07T13:52:53Z
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@Gina I just recently read about an awesome project management tool in a post, I just forgot its name
(DIR) Post #9qlkY39teHi5tLVj6W by duncan_lithgow@mastodon.social
2020-01-07T20:33:30Z
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@Gina there's also Projectlibre
(DIR) Post #9qojzRsenjbgctfQwa by jesse_m@fosstodon.org
2020-01-09T01:27:15Z
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@GinaAt work, some people have been trying to use tuleap. https://www.tuleap.org/It's okay. I feel like it really uses their concept of tasks for odd things. But you do get burn down charts, card walls, and other plugins
(DIR) Post #AAK56nYx8n3SydjUAK by 0@mamot.fr
2021-08-14T17:35:06Z
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@GinaResurrecting a thread from the dead, I know. I've tried many of the solutions proposed here and for professional project management the only one that comes close is #KDE's #CalligraPlan. Although it does need a significant amount of love, mind. But at least you can create your proper work package structure, assign and track (bugs aside) resources and, importantly, do #PERT scheduling.