Yesterday I’ve come across a really awesome pythonic project management tool: Faces.
After fiddling around a little I discovered many usefull features (BTW, the auto completion function is great) and after all, what faces makes a geeky piece of software is that projects in faces are simple python programs
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Faces combines the maturity of a shrink-wrapped product with the flexibility of an individual software.
Faces is designed to be easily extendible to custom needs (e.g. adding new custom fields to tasks is a breeze). The whole power of python can easily be used to generate all kinds of output, to change the scheduling behavior or to modify the graphical front-end.
