:: TODOLIST :: Why? The project I am currently working on is kinda large and specifications come in and change frequently. Soon I found out that an ordinary paper notebook just didn't cut it anymore; notes got lost, page after page with notes and instructions were added, burying older ones. Regularly browsing through the whole notebook to make sure I didn't forget anything was not an ideal solution. So I went out looking for a simple to-do list manager. There are lots of such programs on the Net, but none of them was satisfactory. They were usually overly simple, providing me with a list with checkboxes. Besides, they were ugly. So, frustrated, I set out and wrote my own version. Which was a bit of a challenge, because I don't know that much wxPython. Fortunately it wasn't that difficult. What? My todolist.py sports the following features: manages multiple to-do lists list items have a status field ("done", "to be done", "in progress") list items have a priority 1-10 (1 is the most urgent, 10 the least) list items are color-coded, based on priority lists are sorted by priority automatically, but you can sort on any column lists are pickled to separate files, so they can easily be backed up, moved, etc. This may not be what *you* need from a program like this, but it certainly scratched my itch. ;-) Anyway, it's free software, so you can pretty much do everything you want with it. I wrote this under Python 2.2 and wxPython 2.3.2.1. Other versions of both may, or may not, work. I do think it uses Python 2.2 specific code. Where? Download version 1.0.2 here. No documentation is available at this point, but it's not that difficult to use. :-) If you find bugs, have remarks, etc., let me know.