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I have been using taskwarrior for more than five years daily. There is something really satisfying about managing things in the command line. Especially because
by climb_stealth 4y ago
I have been using taskwarrior for more than five years daily. There is something really satisfying about managing things in the command line. Especially because most time references work with plain English descriptions. The phone integration isn't great but it is sufficient. I really just use it for my TODO list with one-off and recurring tasks and it works well for that. I have the server self-hosted on a VPN.
And because it is in the command line aliases and other customisation is possible.
Some command examples on why I like this:
task add Do the regular thing due:tomorrow recur:weekly # add a weekly task, other options are daily, monthly, yearly or 5days, 3months etc.
task due:today # all tasks that are due today
task due.before:now+7days # all tasks that are due in the next week
task 115 modify due:saturday # change due date of task 115 to coming Saturday
task /something/ # list all tasks with <something> in their description
- Izkata 4y agotask /something/ # list all tasks with <something> in their description As the slashes imply, that's not just string search, it's a regex.