Hi,

I've got a question regarding scheduling tasks. I work alone, so I'm the one and only human resource. I added multiple tasks in my project. Right now all tasks start today, like kplato wants me to work on 10 different tasks simultaniously.

I would like an option which change the time for my tasks without me defining relationships between tasks. If there is no relation, I would just like to start on the first task and work my way down to the bottom. That way I can give an other task more priority by moving it up and recalculate the times/dates. This would give me a quick way to determine how much work I have and when I get to get to stuff, while all tasks are not really related.

An other thing which makes me ask for this feature is that I can't find an easy way to change the start/end time for a task. I'd have to open the task and enter a time. I'm sorry for the example, but in MS Project you can just pickup a task and shuffle it around. This would make my planning of my tasks also easier.

Lots of text, I'm sorry for that. It's just that I couldn't find in in the kplato handbook on KDE and Google-ing on tasks and resources isn't exactly practical either. I hope this mail doesn't bother you too much.

with kind regards,

Quido Meijer
Junior Developer

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