2 Task Manager Apps You Can Live Without
Today, if you're in need of a task manager application, you're looking at a category filled -- perhaps even overfilled -- with options. If you carry a smartphone, you probably have a to-do list app in your pocket already.
Gone are the days when Linux users had to panic over finding a suitable clone for Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) Outlook like Evolution. Web-based services like Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) provide calendars and to-do lists that sync with multiple computers and smartphones.
That said, I prefer a desktop to-do app that is easily transported to my multiple computers. I found two good possibilities with gToDo List and Tasque.
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