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RPM resource gnome-schedule

Gnome-schedule is a tool for managing a users crontab or at jobs using a GUI. Its key features include: * View and edit cron and at jobs in a GUI * You can add templates like "Build Kernel" or "Scan for viruses" for easy reuse of jobs * Change other users cron and at jobs if you are root * Icons and titles for jobs * A human readable text string of cron jobs, to make it easier for users to understand something like: 5 0 * * *, gnome-schedule translates it into: At every day at 00:05 * There is also some predefined common expressions like; every day, every minute, every week, tomorrow, next week. Depending whether you are adding a cron job or at job. * An advanced view to make it more efficient for the experienced user to manage his crontabs. * A calendar to choose when an at job should be added. WARNING: This is still a beta release and not ready for user consumption yet. It is uploaded for software testing. Please submit bug reports to GNOME bugzilla (bugzilla.gnome.org).

Found 2 sites for gnome-schedule

• http://gnome-schedule.sf.net
• http://gnome-schedule.sourceforge.net/

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