Apart from those options, yes. It keeps finished tasks in a limbo so you can feel smug about things you've done, and it keeps a (one version only) backup in ca

Apart from those options, yes. It keeps finished tasks in a limbo so you can feel smug about things you've done, and it keeps a (one version only) backup in case it didn't do what you expected. (It feels wrong describing extra features. I wanted fewer, not more) It also runs without requiring a recent version of Python. It doesn't use "with", "OptParse", or the ternary "if". Therefore it runs on my really old machine sitting in the corner that I can't be bothered upgrading. That's where I do a lot of "Hmm - I'll just try this" hacking.