TodoList in my Panel

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I’m looking for a widget that supports a tree structure, allowing tasks to contain subtasks within subtasks.

I’ve already tried all the widgets available through KDE’s “Add Widgets” section, and the one I’ve found most comfortable to use is QTodo. However, its main drawback is that it doesn’t properly support being embedded into the panel as a tray or panel widget—it ends up overflowing instead.

It’s quite unfortunate because this means I have to either minimize my windows or use “Peek at Desktop” whenever I want to check my to-do list. What I’m really looking for is a solution where I can simply click an icon in the panel and have my to-do list pop up instantly.

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i’ve installed GET THINGS GNOME! as my todo tracker program.

it’s not a widget tho, but otherwise it does what you ask (even tho it’s GTK instead of Qt).

it’s likely possible to widgitize it on your own if you wanted to make your own widget for it.

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What I settled on is a Sticky Note widget in my panel.

Yes, it only supports text, but this makes it 100% flexible and able to support whatever method of task organization and categorization that I want.

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I’m looking for something similar.

For me it would be ideal, if it connected to Akonadi and I could filter by project and/or context (as used in Zanshin).