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How to install Gnome schedule on ubuntu

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Gnome schedule is a graphical user interface tool to schedule tasks on your computer. It supports recurrent (periodical) tasks and tasks that happen only once in the future.

Main features:

Supports custom titles and icons for your tasks.
Templates support.
If run as root, you can edit any user’s crontab and “at” tasks.
Human-readable strings like “Every hour” instead of “0 * * * *”
Advanced mode for crontab experts
Provides a “panel applet”
A calendar allows you to choose the day you want a task executed.

To install Gnome schedule on ubuntu

1.Open Terminal.To open terminal click the Dash home from unity launcher.And type terminal in the search field. And click Terminal.

2.Type the below code in terminal and hit enter.

sudo apt-get install gnome-schedule

3.Type your ubuntu password if needed.

4.Type y and hit enter to confirm Gnome schedule installation.

5.After the successful installation click the Dash home from unity launcher.And type Gnome schedule in the search field.Then click scheduled Task.

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