Agenda1.2.1

Write tasks in Agenda and tick them off as they are completed, keeping the items that matter most visible in one focused list. It addresses the need for a simple task list that provides motivation through clear progress. Agenda saves the list automatically, so you can close it to clear your screen without losing your place. Completed tasks remain visible until you deliberately delete them, making it possible to review finished work.

Previously entered tasks can be completed with autocompletion, which reduces repeated typing for recurring items. Ctrl-Z and Ctrl-Y provide undo and redo for corrections while editing. You can print the task list on paper, and the Esc key provides a quick way to quit. The program suits personal planning, daily errands, study tasks, and small work checklists where a compact list is easier to maintain than a larger planning system.

Agenda is open-source Linux productivity software, and its current release is version 1.2.1. This release adds a preferences menu, sorting controls for placing finished tasks upward or downward, and printing support. It also introduces additional action shortcuts and a help window, giving keyboard-oriented users more ways to work with the list and discover its commands.