What's the best todo manager?
gedit
>>53822924
>todo manager
Doesn't work irl
>>53822924
pen and paper
just write it on a paper and put it on your desk where you sit all day
>>53822924
taskwarrior
>>53822958
this
or a plaintext file in your home folder
>>53822958
>>53822981
I agree that pen and paper works for most things
What I'm interested in though are recurring tasks for crossing of daily, weekly etc.
>>53822924
Trello for projects, Google Keep & Calender for personal stuff
>>53822924
Why is a loli smoking?
>>53822924
NEET life
>>53822924
Org mode in emacs
brain.exe, it is free, the fastest that exists, doesn't use computer resources at all, and has a very very large capacity for all your to do lists, notes, even pictures, and videos,
To install just go to www.google.com and type : How to meditate.
After that meditate for a week or to at least before attempting to use it, after the two week mark your brain.exe is configured at its minimum potential, but you can start using it, keep meditate_daily.exe running so brain.exe gets better over time.
>>53822924
>the best todo manager?
My effectiveness app
Google keep
I've tried using google keep but switched to trello real fast. Trello is kind of bloated, but google keep has less features than actual sticky notes.
I want to switch to some self-hosted todo list though I can't find a decent one.
>>53823242
currently battling this uphill journey. Seems worth it
>>53823068
why not?
cronjob
>>53822924
Workflowy
>>53823242
Can confirm. Org is amazing
t by Steve Losh
>>53822967
This plus remind
>>53823270
lost
>>53823270
Is there a linux version?
Consider using personal wiki software like Zim Wiki or Tiddly Wiki which has the entire program stored in one html file.
http://zim-wiki.org/index.html
http://tiddlywiki.com/
One note
>No one mentions ToDoist
Wut.
>looks good
>werks
>syncs with app
>tons of IFTT options to sync with a ton of other programs
>powerful as you want, simple as you need it to be
etc etc etc
function t { (( $# )) && echo -E - "$*" >> ~/todo.md || cat ~/todo.md }
>>53828011
is this some fucking tablet shit again?
anyway, pen and paper or notepad, does not have to be so fucking complicated
>>53828499
Desktop, web, tablet or phone.
Yeah it doesn't have to be complicated but some specific apps/ideas just work well with how some people work.
>>53823242
I wish there was a decent orgmode port to a sane editor
>>53822924
Depending on what you want:
http://code.meskio.net/tudu/
https://sourceforge.net/projects/gtodo/
http://todotxt.com/
