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by xenodium 5y ago
> Plainorg is awesome. Keep up the great work. The app has enabled me to use the org-mode based plaintext productivity system I've found most effective on my phone. Super useful. Wonderful to hear. Thank you.
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by xenodium 5y ago
Org is pretty rich. Folks often pick and choose different bits. There's a great writeup that gives a fairly extensive tour: Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text! http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html
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by xenodium 5y ago
Thank you. Nice to hear that!
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by xenodium 5y ago
I'm working on making org more portable (at least bring parts to iOS), via https://plainorg.com and flathabits.com. Karl Voit is doing the hard work of rallying folks to promote org markup outside of Emacs and hopefully cre
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by xenodium 5y ago
For anyone who's into org mode, needing an iOS counterpart when away from keyword, I've built https://plainorg.com
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by xenodium 5y ago
Another happy Hammerspoon user reporting. I feel Hammerspoon's Lua is to macOS what elisp is to Emacs. You can use it to glue all sorts of wonderful things. I wrote a bit about it here: https://xenodium.com/emacs-utilit
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by xenodium 5y ago
Thank you!
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by xenodium 5y ago
TIL. That local editing experience looks wonderful. Thank you!
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by xenodium 5y ago
Plugs in like other cloud syncing extensions https://imgur.com/a/hw7BC1U
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by xenodium 5y ago
An Emacs mode used to view/edit org markup https://orgmode.org
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by xenodium 5y ago
> Does it do time tracking Please upvote this feature if interested (org has a rich feature set, gotta prioritize) https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg/comments/qo2aps/feature_re... > habit tracking?
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by xenodium 5y ago
Can also see how the app evolved over at https://reddit.com/r/plainorg
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Show HN: Plain Org – A new org mode app for iOS(apps.apple.com)
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Plain Org has joined the chat (iOS)(xenodium.com)
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by xenodium 5y ago
If you’re a company user, there’s < completion via https://github.com/xenodium/company-org-block Disclaimer: I wrote it after muscle memory got used to tempo.
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by xenodium 5y ago
Share sheet supported in Plain Org (I’m author) https://xenodium.com/plain-org-for-ios-a-month-later
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by xenodium 5y ago
Working Copy is an option. Some of Plain Org ( https://xenodium.com/plain-org-for-ios-a-month-later ) beta users seem to be using it successfully. Update: I’m PO author.
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by xenodium 5y ago
I have an option for iOS in beta https://xenodium.com/plain-org-for-ios-a-month-later/ More updates at https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg
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by xenodium 5y ago
Give the TestFlight build a go. You may find an overlap with what's offered. Happy to take feedback.
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by xenodium 5y ago
Hey, that's wonderful to hear! Thank you.
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by xenodium 5y ago
I’m working on bringing my org tasks to iOS (iPad included). https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg Available on TestFlight now. Edit: Email me for invites "plainorg" + "@" + "xenodium.com"
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by xenodium 5y ago
I’m working on bringing my org tasks to iOS. It’s early days but can be seen here https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg and here https://xenodium.com/org-habits-on-ios-check-tasks-youre-nex... I have TestF
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by xenodium 5y ago
> I'm heavily invested in doing something about all this, but since none of that code is public yet Do you mean org or other areas of Emacs? I slowly adopted org for a few personal notes, which turned into a blog of sorts over time
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by xenodium 5y ago
Nice to see Flat Habits mentioned. I’m working on another org-based iOS app for quickly adding/searching tasks https://twitter.com/xenodium/status/1423397014646177792?s=21
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by xenodium 5y ago
I built and use https://flathabits.com daily. Keeping habits and todo/tasks list separately helps me prevent the latter from monopolizing habit time. ps. Flat Habits is backed by org (if that's important to you), but t
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by xenodium 5y ago
I love org-mode, and use it in all sorts of areas, but I haven't found a mobile (iOS) solution I'm happy with. Org being so feature-rich, I decided to tackle a subset on iOS, so I built https://flathabits.com . I'm
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by xenodium 5y ago
> I use emacs not because I'm a neckbeard, but because I can script it to do whatever the hell I like. This. With some elisp knowledge, you can bend Emacs your way. No need to write full-blown packages. A function here and there can
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Flat Habits: a tracker respecting your time, data, and privacy (powered by org)(flathabits.com)
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by xenodium 5y ago
Neat! A bit ago, I wanted something similar, so I glued company and pcomplete in an Emacs eshell https://xenodium.com/eshell-pcomplete-company-completion
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by xenodium 6y ago
> I find it easier to manage a bunch of markdown files Org counterpart (single file), but similar story. Static html export is handy also. > Also rewriting them lets me list ingredients as groups as far as what goes together in a bowl

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