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If you use emacs, it has org-mode which is very capable. It'll handle task organization, prioritizing, time clock, scheduling, invoicing and more. Look here
by jmilkbal 15y ago
If you use emacs, it has org-mode which is very capable. It'll handle task organization, prioritizing, time clock, scheduling, invoicing and more.
Look here at http://orgmode.org/ http://orgmode.org/ and http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html for brief and in-depth use information.
Good luck.
- tonyarkles 15y agoI've been using org-mode for the last few months to do my time tracking and it has worked out pretty well. You can use "clock tables" to get a report of all of the logged time within a certain window (e.g. february) Works great, especially if you're using emacs for writing code too.
- Kluny 15y agoI wonder if there's something simliar for vim? That's the one I'm trying to master.