4 ms·

What are Org users doing for mobile access? Using the phone to ssh to an emacs? Using mobile org? I also saw an Org plugin for an iOS editor. How do you keep i

What are Org users doing for mobile access? Using the phone to ssh to an emacs? Using mobile org? I also saw an Org plugin for an iOS editor. How do you keep it synched? I need tasklists to be accessible on the phone.

shoover 10y ago
I was never happy with the workflow of automatically syncing mobile org, so I gave up. A scheduled task on the desktop exports org to HTML in a Dropbox folder. Read-only HTML on mobile is good enough for my use in most cases. I capture with Google Keep if needed.
- mwfogleman 10y ago
  How do you schedule that task?
  - shoover 10y ago
    Windows Task Scheduler and a script wrapping an emacs batch command. https://bitbucket.org/snippets/shoover/ggM5z https://bitbucket.org/snippets/shoover/ggM5z Alternately, you can invoke the org project/publish system.:https://bitbucket.org/shoover/emacs.d/src/4f5461d826c92c749bfc1205f8216b7a5f4af5bb/lisp/publish-org-dirs.el?at=default&fileviewer=file-view-default https://bitbucket.org/shoover/emacs.d/src/4f5461d826c92c749b...
zaphar 10y ago
Mobile Org actually works pretty decent at least for my purposes.
vvvpqsw 10y ago
I'm running emacs on android using termux, and using dropbox for syncronization. It works great, emacs run better in android than in my desktop.
iLemming 10y ago
Orgzly on Android
groks 10y ago
http://www.orgzly.com http://www.orgzly.com
necessity 10y ago
sshing into my PC with emacs. With Evil mode (vim modes and keybindings for emacs, without loosing emacs' ones) it's perfectly usable. Don't need an extra app for that IMO.
wcummings 10y ago
Git sync. I don't use mobileorg but pretty sure it supports git syncing too so that's one way.
gkya 10y ago
> I need tasklists to be accessible on the phone. MobileOrg does that, and it can sync up with your phone's calendar. I use it exclusively for capture and sync to PC when home thru ssh. I don't use the calendar sync as I use a physical agenda, but works nicely except time ranges don't get synced to phone's calendar.

shoover 10y ago

I was never happy with the workflow of automatically syncing mobile org, so I gave up. A scheduled task on the desktop exports org to HTML in a Dropbox folder. Read-only HTML on mobile is good enough for my use in most cases. I capture with Google Keep if needed.

mwfogleman 10y ago
How do you schedule that task?
- shoover 10y ago
  Windows Task Scheduler and a script wrapping an emacs batch command. https://bitbucket.org/snippets/shoover/ggM5z https://bitbucket.org/snippets/shoover/ggM5z Alternately, you can invoke the org project/publish system.:https://bitbucket.org/shoover/emacs.d/src/4f5461d826c92c749bfc1205f8216b7a5f4af5bb/lisp/publish-org-dirs.el?at=default&fileviewer=file-view-default https://bitbucket.org/shoover/emacs.d/src/4f5461d826c92c749b...

zaphar 10y ago

Mobile Org actually works pretty decent at least for my purposes.

vvvpqsw 10y ago

I'm running emacs on android using termux, and using dropbox for syncronization. It works great, emacs run better in android than in my desktop.

iLemming 10y ago

Orgzly on Android

groks 10y ago

http://www.orgzly.com http://www.orgzly.com

necessity 10y ago

sshing into my PC with emacs. With Evil mode (vim modes and keybindings for emacs, without loosing emacs' ones) it's perfectly usable. Don't need an extra app for that IMO.

wcummings 10y ago

Git sync. I don't use mobileorg but pretty sure it supports git syncing too so that's one way.

gkya 10y ago

> I need tasklists to be accessible on the phone. MobileOrg does that, and it can sync up with your phone's calendar. I use it exclusively for capture and sync to PC when home thru ssh. I don't use the calendar sync as I use a physical agenda, but works nicely except time ranges don't get synced to phone's calendar.