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I've used Taskwarrior (`task`) since last summer to manage my to-do list. I'm a big fan of simple, console-based tools, so Taskwarrior was right up my alley. B
by david_shaw 15y ago
I've used Taskwarrior (`task`) since last summer to manage my to-do list.
I'm a big fan of simple, console-based tools, so Taskwarrior was right up my alley. Best of all, since I have Taskwarrior on my Linode, I can SSH in to view, add or complete tasks from any computer or even my phone!
If you're looking to finally start doing your to-do list, Taskwarrior can be a great aid.
- mlacitation 15y agoI use Task on my Linode too. I have the output of "task list" cronned to a text file under a virtual host. The file uses auth-based htaccess rules, and I have the unique user/pass saved in the URL bookmarked on my machine. I usually have a terminal window open, but it's nice to be able to click the bookmark bar and have it right there. I also have a widget that pulls in text files, so I can see my tasks at a glance by moving the cursor to the top-left of my screen. Taskwarrior is great. Like david_shaw said, if you're looking to finally start doing your to-do list, use Taskwarrior.