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How did "taskwarrior" become so influential? It doesn't seem to provide anything other GTD code doesn't provide, but it only offers an inaccessible interface. W
by throwaway27448 8mo ago
How did "taskwarrior" become so influential? It doesn't seem to provide anything other GTD code doesn't provide, but it only offers an inaccessible interface. What's the draw here?
- kantord 8mo agoi do not find the interface of taskwarrior inaccessible at all, i actually really love using it and find it largely intuitive. Not necessarily for doing super complex stuff, but that is not something I ever wanted anyways
- throwaway27448 8mo ago[flagged]
- kantord 8mo agonope! why?
- throwaway27448 8mo ago[flagged]
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- kantord 8mo agohonestly, I interpreted your comment as "Taskwarrior is unusable shit" since it had a pretty negative tone and came from a user named throwaway27448. Actual accessibility is a different topic. Honestly I don't know much about the a11y of CLI apps in general. Is there something that makes Taskwarrior bad in that regard? Is it about the way it forms things like list outputs or tables?
- senkora 8mo agoI think taskwarrior vs OmniFocus/Todoist/Things 3 is a similar vibe to vim vs IDE. Some people want a minimalist tool that they can read a manual for and then configure / install extensions for to their liking, and some people want a discoverable batteries-included GUI. taskwarrior is simply the program and format that has the most support and biggest extension ecosystem for that first group of people. Both are fine.