A set of calendar and task tracking utilities.
Khonsu is not a single black-box application. Rather, it is a set of libraries
and event sources that can be driven by a diverse set of front-ends to provide
what would usually be expected from a calendar utility. That makes it possible
to easily show and manage the same entries from a tui or a website.
See design.md or architecture.md for more details on the project basics.
This project is in its concept phase. All of the above features will get added over time, in a span of months or years, not weeks. While this might seem slow compared to webapps, the goal is to be more stable, more free, and considerably more extensive than most other.
Except while fleshing out the initial ideas, this project is developed using RFCs. That means you don't have to code to help! The course of action is opening an issue describing the potential improvement, discussing advantages and disadvantages, and waiting for feedback. After the RFC is accepted, the necessary implementation work will get a tracking issue to follow progress of the realization. Usual bug reports and pull requests to advance other issues are still welcome.
Khonsu is a latin transcription of the/an egyptian god of time.