Install And Use Qorganizer In Ubuntu Linux

Qorganizer is a general tool  that provides organizing utilities such as a calendar, reminders, journal/notes, to-do list, etc. It is no doubt a very useful tool for  students and professionals who have to manage their timetables and schedules.  It bundles several small tools together into one package and you don’t need to install all of them separately, simply install Qorganizer and you are ready to go with the set of all features includes.

To install it, simply open the terminal and run the following command:

sudo apt-get install qorganizer

Once the installation is complete, you can launch it from Applications > Accessories > Qorganizer. If you are unable to find it there, then press  ALt + F2, type /usr/bin/qorganizer and click the Run button.

Run Application

Here is the screenshot of the eye-candy user interface.

Qorganizer

Click on the Calender option to manage your schedule and events,  the To do List maintains the list of tasks you have to do, the Time Table manages your time table, and you may take a print of any page  by clicking the Print button. Its settings can be customized from the Settings option. Regardless of all these features, you can also connect to databases via this tool, it lets you connect to MYSQL and SQL Lite databases using the available respective buttons in the icon bar. Enjoy!

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One Comment

  1. Posted August 27, 2009 at 5:09 pm | Permalink

    sudo not sudp :)

    You can add a shortcut to qorganizer in Main Menu from
    System>>Preference>>Main Menu
    Select Office than click on “New Item”
    Name: Qorganizer
    Command: /usr/bin/qorganizer
    Icon: /usr/share/qorganizer/menuicon.xpm

    that’s it all :)

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