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Is there something similar to it for vim?

• dwwoelfel 17y ago
  According to a Google Tech Talk by the creator, a few people have switched from vi to emacs to get org-mode. The obvious implication is that there is nothing comparable for vi. However, the talk was in July of 2008, so maybe someone has created something since then. Here is a link to the talk: http://orgmode.org/GoogleTech.html http://orgmode.org/GoogleTech.html
  • dlsspy 17y ago
    I'd be one of those. I used vi/vim for about fifteen years before playing around with org-mode (and magit and a few other tools). After that, I felt like I'd been missing out on a lot of useful stuff. That was about a year ago. I'm still fluent in vi (which I use sometimes), but I can get far more done far more quickly in emacs. And I track it in org-mode. :) (which also has a view of my current google and exchange calendars and automatically saves all edits in a git repo and pushes it off my box for synchronization/backup/history).
• mivok 17y ago
  I've been working on a todo list app for vim, loosely based on org mode. It doesn't cover many of org mode's features right now, but if you want to take a look anyway, the source is at http://git.mivok.net/gitweb/?p=vimtodo.git;a=summary http://git.mivok.net/gitweb/?p=vimtodo.git;a=summary
• rpdillon 17y ago
  In my extensive searches, there is nothing like it anywhere, running on anything. Without exaggeration, org-mode changed the way I organize my life, both at work and at home. It has a blindingly fast development pace, is already very mature, and is much more than just todo, calendar, and outlining.