Four parts: == Emacs Org Mode == - all capture - all notes in general that I take while working (live) on a computer - all meeting notes - all draf

Four parts: == Emacs Org Mode == - all capture - all notes in general that I take while working (live) on a computer - all meeting notes - all drafts - usually via org-babel - planning Also, a type of code analysis where I make the code column 1 in a table and use columns 2+ for notes This is sync'd via git across machines. Version Control + diff's are useful, but multiple branches for this hasn't been worth the additional complexity. I've got a specific emacs daemon just for org. It's got a special -name argument that tells my window manager (xmonad) to bring up each window as a pop-up. That integrates with chrome and org capture to capture web bookmarks right from the chrome bookmarks bar. == A paper notebook (leuchtturm 1918) and a grossly expensive fountain pen (MB) for all deep analysis. == - Good thinking is a lot easier when you look at paper instead of a screen. The tactile feel of that pen on that paper feels so smooth and free that I write substantially more, and faster. I can only explain it like typing on your favorite mechanical keyboard vs using a blackberry to write long essays. == MindJet for brainstorming. == So far, awkwardly on a Nexus 7 and a BT keyboard. I'm still looking for a better mind-mapping setup. == GTasks (android app) == With Google's "Tasks" list for my to-do lists and random thought capture on topics I'm still not ready to properly sit-down and mind-map.