Getting Things GNOME! wiki page
See GTG's webpage for general information and screenshots.
For everybody
User Documentation : How to use Getting Things GNOME! to get things done
Install GTG: Quick how-to on on to install GTG
Proposals & Blueprints : Proposals & Blueprints for new GTG features under discussion
Feature requests that are already in GTG bug tracker
Roadmap : where do we plan to go
For new contributors
GTG easy guide: Diving right into coding!
Bugs Triaging : rules to report and triage bugs
Contributing : wants to contribute to GTG ?
Becoming a developer : you are more than a regular contributor ?
How to make plugins : do you want to make a plugin for GTG? Here's the information you need!
Our documentation: To have a quick glance at our architecture
/DataModel: notes on how GTG represents tasks & similarities to other tools.
/UserStories: plain-language specifications for how users (and developers!) should experience GTG.
/Backends: a guide to current backends, and how to make one
LibLarch: library for displaying tasks in GTK Tree Widget
For the old developers
Profiling gtg : you're a developer? Here's some information about GTG development.
Release process : how to make a new GTG release ?
Plug-ins : List of third party plugins.
GTG checks: Build status of the test cases
Google Summer of Code
- 2009
- 2010
Luca Invernizzi: Getting things GNOME! integration with online services
Karlo Jež: Getting Things GNOME! Web Service and API and Portfolio
Paul Kishimoto: gtg/SoC/2010/PaulKishimoto and /Portfolio
- 2011
Discuss on #gtg on GimpNet (irc.gimp.org)