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I use org mode for both regular work as well as one off targets. Org mode allows me to clearly bucket tasks into what is scheduled and needed by when, tag relat
by enitihas 8y ago
I use org mode for both regular work as well as one off targets. Org mode allows me to clearly bucket tasks into what is scheduled and needed by when, tag related tasks together but define them anywhere, also allows to define subtasks and track task progress in terms of sub tasks. It allows you to see your agenda on a configurable time period, and can also equally support GTD. Personally I find it to be a really nice place to dump all your thoughts and with trivial effort get them organised in a nice to see and search format.
- noelwelsh 8y agoSeconding org mode. It's great. Super configurable but easy to get started with.
- sunnybythesea 8y agoOrgmode has been great. However, after Org Timeline was recently removed, I've struggled to get the same functionality with custom agenda views.
- aban 8y agoI've never used Org Timeline, but these two links may be of interest to you: - https://www.reddit.com/r/orgmode/comments/7hps9j/rip_orgtimeline/dqt4pfs https://www.reddit.com/r/orgmode/comments/7hps9j/rip_orgtime... - https://github.com/Fuco1/org-timeline https://github.com/Fuco1/org-timeline
- arminiusreturns 8y agoAlso org mode here, in combination with the guile based mcron for some notification and scripting stuff. I also still strongly believe in the power of notepads and moleskin. Some things are too sensitive to be digitized.
- ojuara 8y agoI’ll give a shot. Some friends told me about org mode these days.
- your-nanny 8y agoorg mode is fantastic, but I've found that pen and paper keeps me from wasting time figuring out how instead of what