PyBan is a Kanban board management tool for the command line. Its interface is implemented in curses.
PyBan saves its kanban boards in the .pyban folder located in your home folder.
The first time you run PyBan, you won’t have any boards. You will be taken to the project settings screen where you can add a board. After this, make sure you choose a board as your active board, then you can fire away, creating tasks while feeling that much more productive.
If you haven’t heard about Kanban, I suggest you look it up on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanban.
Contributors
Thus far, just me, Simon Wessel.
Special thanks to
Freddie Mercury
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