Gnome-schedule is a graphical user interface that leverages the power of vixie-cron, dcron and at to manage your crontab file and provide an easy way to schedule tasks on your computer. It supports recurrent (periodical) tasks and tasks that happen only once in the future. It is written in Python using pygtk, and has been developed, tested and packaged for various Linux distributions.

Awesome features

Supports custom titles and icons for your tasks so that they are more easily to keep track of
Templates support so that you won't have to create the same task again and again; these are saved in gconf and may easily ship them with, say, a Linux distribution
If run as root, you can edit any user's crontab and "at" tasks.
Human-readable strings like "Every hour" instead of "0 * * * *"
Advanced mode for crontab experts
Provides a "panel applet" where you can manage tasks from a dropdown menu
Predefined common expressions like: every minute, every week, tomorrow, next week
A calendar allows you to choose the day you want a task executed

Bugs & Problems

If you were to find a bug, please report it in GNOME's bug tracker. You can also subscribe to the gnome-schedule-users list and check if anyone there can solve your problem, I will be there.

Mailing lists:

There are 3 mailing lists available on that page.

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From your friendly Linux distribution

Gnome-schedule is provided by various Linux distributions, including Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Gentoo...

Bleeding edge development version from the Subversion repository

git clone git://git.gnome.org/gnome-schedule (see the instructions)