How is BCWP, ACWP, BCWS calculated?

In ProjectLibre 1.5.3 on Ubuntu , I do the following:

1. Create task of 1 week
2. Assign it to a ressource with a salary of 10 euros per hour
3. Cost ends being 400
4. Save baseline in the default baseline

Is it possible in ProjectLibre now, or can it be added to a next release, to get a report on the tasks for a specified resource in a specified time period?

For instance, if I want to give a resource an overview of the tasks assigned to him to be finished in the coming month.

All

I am a newby on ProjectLibre.  I am trying to install on Windows 7, 64bit and keep getting the error that Java is not installed (system requires 1.6 or better)

I currently have java version "1.7.0_11" installed.  I have also tried the following:

Can anyone tell me what the project file size limit is for ProjectLibre?

Hello Comunity.

Is it possible to use a relative timeline in weeks for example?. That is, instead of full dates (for starting/ending and duration of task) use simple numbers indicating the week from the start of the project (which should be week 0).

guille

I'm overseeing multiple projects with different project managers.

I would like to generate a summary list of all the projects in one view or one page.

The summary would contain in each row the project title, next open milestone and the target for that milestone.

My supervisor wanted me to find an alternative to Microsoft Project and I ran across your software.

Just have one quick question to start. I notice you should be able to open M Project files with ProjectLibre and also notice there is not much in the way of templates.

When I put in '1ed' (1vd in Dutch) in the duration column in the Gantt then it expands to 3 days (of 8 hours) and also a 3 days graphic bar.

I expected to see 1 day of 24 hours and so a 1 day bar.

Can somebody explain elapsing time in PL?

Thanks in advance. 

 First of all, congratulations for the success of ProjectLibre! I've been usin OpenProj and now I am switching to PL :)