BillReminder is the first desktop application I have written for the GNU/Linux operating system. It pretty much started as a means to keep me involved with the open source and GNU/Linux communities, as well as scratch my own itch! ;) It has also proven to be a great way to meet other developers and expose me to other ways of tackling software engineering problems. git clone git://git.gnome.org/billreminderPatches, suggestions and comments are most welcome! Found a bug? Please consider filing a bug report here!
git clone git://git.gnome.org/billreminderThen look at the po directory and either start a new translation (if it doesn't exist yet) or update an existing translation. When you're done, generate a patch running svn diff > updated_translation.patch and attach it to a bug report.
My pet project BillReminder was featured in the third episode of ProgBox, kicking off the brand new section “Pimp My Project“! It was also featured as an exemple on packaging software for Arch Linux (sorry, Brazilian Portuguese only) written by Hugo Dória.
So, watch the show, read the guide if you can, and use BillReminder! 
Boy was I surprised when someone told me that BillReminder was a Featured Linux Download on LifeHacker! Wow!!! There were also articles on New Linux User and Productive Linux. Thank you all for taking the time to test it and recommend it too!
Some people have asked me if it is necessary to keep BillReminder running in order to get notifications, and the answer is: no. BillReminder has a daemon that runs in the background and will only poke you (with the baseball bat) if there’s something late or close to being late.
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