问题
I need a Project management tool that works in Linux, and has Gantt charts.
- It doesn't have to be free, just not expensive.
- I don't care how it stores the information I give it, as long as I can access it.
- I must be able to print the Gantt charts.
- Must work in Linux.
With those requirements, what can you recommend?
TheObserver asked a windows specific version of this question here.
Thanks for the help everyone.
回答1:
Planner, and OpenSched, in that order. There are some decent online Gantt (this is the correct spelling) chart tools online as well, usually integrated within a project management or bug-tracking web app or software package.
回答2:
I use TaskJuggler - it's more powerful than other OSS software I've tried, but it's very complicated. It's the only software I found that could do what I needed, but I still consider it to be "best of a bad bunch". I too wouldn't mind paying, if I could be sure the software would do everything I needed.
The big flaw with planner seems to be around resource leveling/allocation but I admit I haven't looked deeply into it. Planner would be my second choice.
回答3:
Ganttproject is written in java and works on every platform.
回答4:
You could try http://live.gnome.org/Planner maybe it satisfy your needs. :)
回答5:
The answers to Is there any LaTeX package for drawing Gantt diagrams?. may be viable.
回答6:
You could also try some of the web-based project management tools. These days they fare quite well to the desktop alternatives. I can recommend dotProject. It's a nice, easy to use tool and it has printable gantt charts.
回答7:
Also check Redmine.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/191997/which-gantt-chart-project-management-tool-would-you-recommend-for-linux