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org-mode
by jpeterson 16y ago
org-mode
- drunkpotato 16y agoI love org-mode too. It's the only task and project management system I've ever managed to stick to. I think it is because it grows naturally with however much you want to do with it. And also the MobileOrg app.
- ftrain 16y agoSeconding that. If you're an emacs user, the way org-mode (http://orgmode.org/ http://orgmode.org/) makes it easy to capture and file information is invaluable, and it allows you to knit together outlines, files, URLs, etc. into tasks in a very transparent way. The manual is thorough and detailed and the community is engaged. After two months using it more and more I feel confident that everything I need is in there, and the agenda view is fantastic. Plus it's basically one big UTF-8 file. I still procrastinate, but I definitely know a lot more about the tasks I'm avoiding. Which is major progress for me.
- bryanwb 16y agoI love org-mode too but it doesn't work for the mobile world. My use of org-mode has dropped dramatically since I started using a Nexus One. I desperately need a todo manager like org-mode but optimized for touch interfaces and w/ cloud-based sync so I can manage my todos between the many different devices I use.
- kasterma 16y agoAnd keeping it all in one text file. org-mode allows you to easily enough set up a structure so that it remains easy to edit.