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On 2015-07-20 17:13:33 +0000, Norman Worth said:

>  The GNU project manager is quite effective and versatile, but it can 
> be obscure.  The GPS interface to it does a lot to simplify things,

Is that a typo?   I tried googling 'GNU project manager' and was given 
links to tools for Gnatt charts and the like.   There are Emacs add-ons 
for software projects but I don't know of a standalone GNU project 
manager.