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alainm23 / planify

Task manager with Todoist & Nextcloud support designed for GNOME
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Microsoft To-Do sync and Gtask? (Feature Request) #949

Open Jullegaming04 opened 2 years ago

Jullegaming04 commented 2 years ago

Hi, I just wanted to suggest to add a feature that can sync Microsoft To-Do or/and Google Task.

Thanks and have a Wonderful Day /Julian

juffis commented 1 year ago

Microsoft To-Do sync would be great. My Outlook is full of calendar events and tasks because of University.

Cris70 commented 1 year ago

My vote goes to Google Tasks

alainm23 commented 1 year ago

Support for synchronization with Google Task is under development, by Microsoft ToDo, I will investigate it.

Coshibu commented 1 year ago

Microsoft ToDo would be a big win for everyone forced to use MS stuff at work.

Waldorf3 commented 1 year ago

According to this guy it already have Gtask support...

yusyel commented 9 months ago

Is there any ETA for Microsoft sync?

alainm23 commented 9 months ago

Hi, sorry, the synchronization with Google and Microsoft To Do is not yet in development, we are still working on the CalDAV integration.

yusyel commented 9 months ago

Thanks for answering. ping me if you need Turkish translation for future update.

Nice work!

LSeelig commented 8 months ago

There is one Libadwaita app that has Microsoft ToDo support, but it seems abandoned. It is https://github.com/dgsasha/remembrance. There may be some useful stuff in the codebase.

joaquinvacas commented 7 months ago

There is one Libadwaita app that has Microsoft ToDo support, but it seems abandoned. It is https://github.com/dgsasha/remembrance. There may be some useful stuff in the codebase.

That's pretty interesting!

As some others say, at work I have to work with M365 products so if I have to, would love to do it on a Linux desktop app.

Waiting for this!

LSeelig commented 7 months ago

There is one Libadwaita app that has Microsoft ToDo support, but it seems abandoned. It is https://github.com/dgsasha/remembrance. There may be some useful stuff in the codebase.

That's pretty interesting!

As some others say, at work I have to work with M365 products so if I have to, would love to do it on a Linux desktop app.

Waiting for this!

I don't personally have a lot of time, and I have zero experience, but I experimented with forking it a few weeks back. If you're interested and have the skillset, lmk.