适用于 Fedora 28 的 3 款酷炫生产力应用
生产力
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生产力应用在移动设备上特别受欢迎。但是当你坐下来做工作时，你经常在笔记本电脑或台式电脑上工作。假设你使用 Fedora 系统。你能找到帮助你完成工作的程序吗？当然！请继续阅读了解这些帮助你专注目标的程序。


所有这些程序都可以在 Fedora 系统上免费使用。当然，它们也维护了你的自由。 （许多还允许你使用你可能已经拥有帐户的现有服务。）


### FocusWriter


FocusWriter 只是一个全屏文字处理器。该程序可以提高你的工作效率，因为它覆盖了屏幕其他地方。当你使用 FocusWriter 时，除了你和文本，别无它物。有了这个程序，你可以专注于你的想法，减少分心。


[![Screenshot of FocusWriter](/data/attachment/album/201808/31/222710pzzltue5tz5hhlt1.png)](https://fedoramagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Screenshot-from-2018-07-15-18-10-18.png)


FocusWriter 允许你调整字体、颜色和主题以最适合你的喜好。它还会记住你上一个文档和位置。此功能可让你快速重新专注于书写。


要安装 FocusWriter，请使用 Fedora Workstation 中的软件中心。或者在终端中[使用 sudo](https://fedoramagazine.org/howto-use-sudo/) 运行此命令：



```
sudo dnf install focuswriter
```

### GNOME ToDo


你可以猜到这个独特的程序是为 GNOME 桌面环境设计的。因此，它非常适合你的 Fedora Workstation。ToDo 有一个简单的目的：它可以让你列出你需要完成的事情。


![](/data/attachment/album/201808/31/222711yry5a0lr09iz9fy2.png)


使用 ToDo，你可以为所有任务确定优先级并安排截止日期。你还可以根据需要构建任意数量的任务列表。ToDo 有大量提供了有用功能的扩展，以提高你的工作效率。这些包括 GNOME Shell 通知，以及带有 todo.txt 的列表管理。如果你有 Todoist 或者 Google 帐户，ToDo 甚至可以与它们交互。它可以同步任务，因此你可以跨设备共享。


要安装它，在软件中心搜索 ToDo，或在命令行运行：



```
sudo dnf install gnome-todo
```

### Zanshin


如果你是使用 KDE 的生产力粉丝，你可能会喜欢 [Zanshin](https://zanshin.kde.org/)。该行事历可帮助你规划跨多个项目的操作。它有完整的功能界面，可让你浏览各种任务，以了解下一步要做的最重要的事情。


[![Screenshot of Zanshin on Fedora 28](/data/attachment/album/201808/31/222712xt8qrrzwthhq9zht.png)](https://fedoramagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Screenshot_20180715_192216.png)


Zanshin 非常适合键盘操作，因此你可在钻研时提高效率。它还集成了众多 KDE 程序以及 Plasma 桌面。你可以将其与 KMail、KOrganizer 和 KRunner 一起使用。


要安装它，请运行以下命令：



```
sudo dnf install zanshin
```



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via: <https://fedoramagazine.org/3-cool-productivity-apps/>


作者：[Paul W. Frields](https://fedoramagazine.org/author/pfrields/) 选题：[lujun9972](https://github.com/lujun9972) 译者：[geekpi](https://github.com/geekpi) 校对：[wxy](https://github.com/wxy)


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Productivity apps are especially popular on mobile devices. But when you sit down to do work, you’re often at a laptop or desktop computer. Let’s say you use a Fedora system for your platform. Can you find apps that help you get your work done? Of course! Read on for tips on apps to help you focus on your goals.


All these apps are available for free on your Fedora system. And they also respect your freedom. (Many also let you use existing services where you may have an account.)

## FocusWriter

FocusWriter is simply a full screen word processor. The app makes you more productive because it covers everything else on your screen. When you use FocusWriter, you have nothing between you and your text. With this app at work, you can focus on your thoughts with fewer distractions.

FocusWriter lets you adjust fonts, colors, and theme to best suit your preferences. It also remembers your last document and location. This feature lets you jump right back into focusing on writing without delay.

To install FocusWriter, use the *Software* app in your Fedora Workstation. Or run this command in a terminal [using sudo](https://fedoramagazine.org/howto-use-sudo/):

sudo dnf install focuswriter

## GNOME ToDo

This unique app is designed, as you can guess, for the GNOME desktop environment. It’s a great fit for your Fedora Workstation for that reason. ToDo has a simple purpose: it lets you make lists of things you need to get done.

Using ToDo, you can prioritize and schedule deadlines for all your tasks. You can also build as many tasks lists as you want. ToDo has numerous extensions for useful functions to boost your productivity. These include GNOME Shell notifications, and list management with a todo.txt file. ToDo can even interface with a Todoist or Google account if you use one. It synchronizes tasks so you can share across your devices.

To install, search for ToDo in *Software*, or at the command line run:

sudo dnf install gnome-todo

## Zanshin

If you are a KDE using productivity fan, you may enjoy [Zanshin](https://zanshin.kde.org/). This organizer helps you plan your actions across multiple projects. It has a full featured interface, and lets you browse across your various tasks to see what’s most important to do next.

Zanshin is extremely keyboard friendly, so you can be efficient during hacking sessions. It also integrates across numerous KDE applications as well as the Plasma Desktop. You can use it inline with KMail, KOrganizer, and KRunner.

To install, run this command:

sudo dnf install zanshin

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## Dmitri

Maybe I am old school, but I use something like common text editor like vim, for todos and text. I really don’t get idea of apps like focuswriter with deps about 60M for just cool fancy interface.

## Daniel Lopez

How about wordgrinder?

## Link Dupont

We covered TaskWarrior last year, for those who like terminal-based productivity.

## Eric Phetteplace

## Fernando

I haven’t had the chance to check it myself, because I’m still on 27, but is the Todoist extension now working? Because according to this bugzilla ticket, It’s broken since Fedora 26 –> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1510239

## Kurt Risser

I hope Focuswriter has more functions than you have listed. There’s nothing unusual about that feature set. Are there any word processors that cannot be maximized? Are there any that don’t support adjusting fonts, colors, and themes, or remember recent documents?

## Paul W. Frields

@Kurt: The screenshot tells more about the story. Why not give it a try and judge for yourself whether it works for you? It is fully featured but the way the interface works is somewhat unique.

## Stan Sykes

As an additional option, you can easily change spelling checker languages by using the LibreOffice extensions (*.oxt); Just go to the Preferences’ – spelling checker tab and add the languange extension from where you saved it for LibreOffice – cool!

## Nils

Gnome Todo is really cool!

Ran

and got the lists synched automagically with my already configured nextcloud account.

Nice.

## Leslie Satenstein

Paul,

I like to use a good calendar, and what is important to me is sharing access of some form such as “dropbox sharing”. It is useful to have a calendar/todo list that I can use between my desktop, cellphone and laptop.

Its frustrating to me to be bound to only my desktop for the calendar/todo list.

I also need a calendar/todo list with a history is option. That would be great. Using history, I might want to search to determine when I last had the car serviced, or what I paid for some service. Hopefully gnome-todo will work out well. as I try to use it to monitor my online purchases.

## Daniel

I installed the Zanshin package, but it complains about missing KDE PIM dependencies. The package assumes there is a full KDE environment already installed.

## Paul W Frields

@Daniel: Try doing this first:

sudo dnf groupinstall “KDE Plasma Workspaces”