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Use Microsoft To Do from a dedicated Linux desktop client.
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Use Microsoft To Do from a dedicated Linux desktop client.
Access Microsoft To Do from an unofficial, open-source Linux desktop application instead of keeping the service in a browser tab. The client adds custom themes and global keyboard shortcuts, with packages available through GitHub releases, the Snap Store, and the Arch User Repository. It began as a fork of the no-longer-active Ao project and continues as a community-maintained alternative. Multi-account support is still listed as unfinished, which matters for users who routinely switch between separate Microsoft accounts.
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Public GitHub facts last synced Jul 14, 2026.
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