3 ms·

I've been playing with this a bit lately and it's probably even good enough to introduce to my non-technical wife who has an increasingly complicated job but sh

I've been playing with this a bit lately and it's probably even good enough to introduce to my non-technical wife who has an increasingly complicated job but she is unlikely to invest the time in learning emacs itself. It's very mobile oriented and while it works on a desktop browser, it's not optimized for one (especially screen width -- though there are some patches/hacks in the GH issues). Personally I use Orgzly on mobile (with Syncthing). One feature I would absolutely miss with Organice is notifications for scheduled events and deadlines. Having these things reminding me on my connected smartwatch is a killer feature for Org mode.

preek 4y ago
Hi there, maintainer here. I'm using organice with my on-technical wife for all kinds of tasks and it works well. She even introduced it at her workplace(; I agree that notifications are very important to have. For the time being, I'm using this workflow: https://200ok.ch/posts/2022-02-13_integrating_org_mode_agenda_into_other_calendar_apps.html https://200ok.ch/posts/2022-02-13_integrating_org_mode_agend... Of course, this workflow is only for a technical (Emacs) user. The reason having gone this way is that iOS does not allow for web notifications. Having said so, I'm also currently working on a branch to integrate customizable reminders and deploy organice into the Android and iOS stores. Then it'll have native notifications on all available platforms.