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I will get right on it. I am always looking for new apps, both for feature inspiration for coffeelists, and just to use.
by templaedhel 16y ago
I will get right on it. I am always looking for new apps, both for feature inspiration for coffeelists, and just to use.
- TeMPOraL 16y agoI was recently struggling whether commit my new TODO list to WorkFlowy and OrgMode, and I made a small comparison: Org Mode + You get full editing power of Emacs + Lots and lots of features (custom TODOs, calendars, hyperlinks, generating documents, ...) that are hidden and doesn't distract people who are not aware of them. + It IS actively developed all the time :). - Not really portable - requires Emacs for nice look&feel, although .org files are just text files, so one MIGHT be able to work with them. WorkFlowy + Webapp, so it's extremely portable. + Web-based, so it's always synchronized :). + Ability to zoom-in on a selected part of your list is much better done than the Org-Mode one (at least the "C-x n s" I know about). - Bad editing shortcuts and lack of general text editing capabilities I'm used to (ie. CTRL+arrows doesn't move around text by jumping words). I finally chose Org Mode (don't need to synchronize that list, and I do need the editing powers), but I also have a lot of stuff on WorkFlowy that I need to have synchronized between work, home, and whereever I go.
- edmccaffrey 16y agoStick your org-mode files in Dropbox and it syncs well. You can run Emacs from a flash drive, and Andriod and iOS devices have basic versions that sync multiple ways.