TDL can be run on Linux systems. This document outlines the necessary steps and gives some hints.
To run TDL on a Linux system there need to be WINE (http://wiki.winehq.org/) and a few specific libraries (DLLs) installed. TDL has been successfully tested so far on LinuxLite, Lubuntu, Fedora and Porteus with WINE stable and staging.
Start your graphical package/software manager (like Synaptic or Yum Extender) and install:
If winetricks is not part of the repository, it cannot be installed via GUI or CLI. Instead, see here for download and execution/installation: http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks
Start wintetricks from your menu (Wine → Winetricks) or the downloaded version via Terminal (see: http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks) and install the following DLLs (→ Select the default wineprefix → Install a Windows DLL or component):
Run the following commands…
… on deb based systems:
sudo apt-get install wine winetricks
winetricks comctl32
winetricks mfc42
winetricks vcrun6
… on rpm based systems:
sudo yum install wine winetricks
winetricks comctl32
winetricks mfc42
winetricks vcrun6
If winetricks is not part of the repository, it cannot be installed via GUI or CLI. Instead, see here for download and execution/installation: http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks
Assuming you have unzipped the todolist zip file into your home directory in a folder called todolist.
To create a menu entry under the category Office, create the following file with your text editor of choice:
~/.local/share/applications/ToDoList.desktop
Or create a file (launcher) ToDoList.desktop directly on your Desktop with your text editor of choice.
Content of ToDoList.desktop:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=ToDoList
GenericName=ToDoList
Comment=task manager
Exec=wine todolist/ToDoList.exe
Icon=application-x-wine-extension-tdl
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=Office;Application;
Encoding=UTF-8
Name[en_US]=ToDoList
Comment[en_US]=task management tool
wine ~/todolist/ToDoList.exe
TDL menu: → Tools → Preferences → User Interface → General: