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I've been using DAVx5 for CalDAV calendaring and OpenTasks (referenced by DAVx5) for CalDAV-synced tasks. Both are available on F-Droid. How does Tasks.org com
by rlpb 6y ago
I've been using DAVx5 for CalDAV calendaring and OpenTasks (referenced by DAVx5) for CalDAV-synced tasks. Both are available on F-Droid.
How does Tasks.org compare to OpenTasks? The website doesn't seem to have any screenshots or describe any features, so I can't compare.
The thing I miss most in OpenTasks is recurring tasks. Can Tasks.org do recurring tasks?
- freetonik 6y agoYes, Tasks.org can do recurring tasks. Some of the core features are listed on this[1] page which compares different syncing options. 1. https://tasks.org/docs/sync.html https://tasks.org/docs/sync.html
- dastx 6y agoI started out with OpenTasks after setting up Nextcloud, but soon hated it. Didn't feel intuitive among other issues I found. Still, I was forced to use it for a while, until I accidentally stumbled upon Tasks.org on F-Droid, and it's a lot better. It feels smoother, more intuitive, and overall has more features. Needlessly to say I switched over and haven't looked back.
- fapjacks 6y agoCautionary personal anecdote: DAVx5 has a nasty habit of completely hosing my entire contacts list, even when I wasn't using it in the foreground. It was even more insidious because several times this happened while I was actively using other apps that also interact with the contacts in my phone (e.g. k9 mail client), causing me to dump troubleshooting effort into several different red herrings. Since I do not "sync" my contacts to any third parties, I had to keep re-importing my contacts from a local contacts file until I was finally able to pin the problem to DAVx5.