I'm trying to organize a rehearsal schedule for a local play (Alcott Arts Center, www.alcottartscenter.org; "Taming of the Shrew" (a play about love, anger management, and identity theft), August 22nd and 23rd) in which many of the actors have time limitations on when they are available for rehearsal.
Today I was made aware of a system of employee scheduling called "Time Bar", which is represented in this Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timebar_scheduling
I think that this kind of software would be ideal for the complexity of trying to figure out which scenes can be rehearsed on which days, based on the availability of the actors on each day. However, the Wikipedia article does not mention the software application used, and I can't seem to find any application which does "Time Bar" scheduling, Windows or Linux.
I was hoping that someone on the list had already begun to use a Linux-based application (or maybe even a Windows application that runs fine in Wine) which does "Time Bar" scheduling.
A lot of project management and collaboration tools support scheduling that automatically looks for time slots where everyone is available. On Windows, you have Microsoft's Outlook and Exchange, and on Linux you have various different ones with different levels of functionality. Evolution seems to have working scheduling, and Thunderbird+Lightning has part of the interface completed for their implementation.
~Bradley
Leo Mauler wrote:
I'm trying to organize a rehearsal schedule for a local play (Alcott Arts Center, www.alcottartscenter.org; "Taming of the Shrew" (a play about love, anger management, and identity theft), August 22nd and 23rd) in which many of the actors have time limitations on when they are available for rehearsal.
Today I was made aware of a system of employee scheduling called "Time Bar", which is represented in this Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timebar_scheduling
I think that this kind of software would be ideal for the complexity of trying to figure out which scenes can be rehearsed on which days, based on the availability of the actors on each day. However, the Wikipedia article does not mention the software application used, and I can't seem to find any application which does "Time Bar" scheduling, Windows or Linux.
I was hoping that someone on the list had already begun to use a Linux-based application (or maybe even a Windows application that runs fine in Wine) which does "Time Bar" scheduling.
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This is called a Gantt Chart. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gantt_chart MS Project or Excel on Winders Open Office Calc or TaskJuggler http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_project_management_software for a comparison and other program links.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 11:54 PM, Leo Mauler <> wrote:
I'm trying to organize a rehearsal schedule for a local play (Alcott Arts Center, www.alcottartscenter.org; "Taming of the Shrew" (a play about love, anger management, and identity theft), August 22nd and 23rd) in which many of the actors have time limitations on when they are available for rehearsal.
Today I was made aware of a system of employee scheduling called "Time Bar", which is represented in this Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timebar_scheduling
I think that this kind of software would be ideal for the complexity of trying to figure out which scenes can be rehearsed on which days, based on the availability of the actors on each day. However, the Wikipedia article does not mention the software application used, and I can't seem to find any application which does "Time Bar" scheduling, Windows or Linux.
I was hoping that someone on the list had already begun to use a Linux-based application (or maybe even a Windows application that runs fine in Wine) which does "Time Bar" scheduling.
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 12:45 PM, Brian Kelsay ripcrd@gmail.com wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_project_management_software
I was hoping that someone on the list had already begun to use a Linux-based application (or maybe even a Windows application that runs fine in Wine) which does "Time Bar" scheduling.
gnome Planner mailing list has recent traffic concerning revising their gantt charts; you might be able to get actors and rehearsals supported explicitly as a use case.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 11:54 PM, Leo Mauler webgiant@yahoo.com wrote:
I was hoping that someone on the list had already begun to use a Linux-based application (or maybe even a Windows application that runs fine in Wine) which does "Time Bar" scheduling.
If you are looking for a web based one, you might find use in a webapp called dotProject.
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