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I'm in love with todo.txt (http://todotxt.com/ http://todotxt.com/) as my preferred level of features vs. simplicity. I have two desktop "clients" (one of them
by r3bl 10y ago
I'm in love with todo.txt (http://todotxt.com/ http://todotxt.com/) as my preferred level of features vs. simplicity.
I have two desktop "clients" (one of them is an app with a Pomodoro client implemented, and the second one is GNOME extension), they cooperate with each other nicely using two files (one is called todo.txt and the second one is done.txt, where the tasks I have finished get archived), I sync those two files via ownCloud and I can access my to-do list on my phone.
I always have those files with me, and, since they're nothing more than text files, I can do whatever I want with them.
- satai 10y agoAn other todo.txt fan here ;) What mobile client does support sync via OwnClown? I am stucked with DropBox that is pretty annoing piece of untrustworthy software so I must spend time snadboxing it :/
- thirdsun 10y agoInteresting. But it seems as if there's only one official iOS app available. If we're using an open format like text files, wouldn't it be useful to be able to change apps/clients easily? Similar to a feed reader - I use Feedbin as the backend to collect and manage my feeds. However as a client I often switch between Reeder, Unread or Mr. Reader. I'd like to see something like Feedbin for Todos/GTD - how portable is the data if the official apps seem to be the only ones using the Todotxt data?
- satai 10y agoNo such problem with Android. Several apps and some other apps support todo.txt for some features (pomodoros, for example). Maybe some kind of cultural difference?