Ken
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Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>> Consider the updates that InfoQube has received since, and Pierre
>never asking for license holders to pay again. He's a registered serial
>gen...
Online Gantt chart service
11/13/2018
I just remembered that Redbooth offers some type of Gantt chart with their program. If you have not yet found anything that meets your needs, you may want to check it out.
--Ken
Sorting Thoughts?
11/6/2018
Reminds me a little bit of RightNote. Great way to store a lot of data, but I wonder how well the tagging feature works for subtasks. Does it show them in any context?
--Ken
Happy to pass along the information!
--Ken
satis wrote:
Ha. Thanks Ken for reminding me of the links I posted. But those links
>do not provide keyboard commands for simple things like creating
>sister-tasks or a new subtask (or checklist) for ...
This post may answer a few questions about subtasks and notes: https://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/8424 .
--Ken
Remember the Milk Gets a Total Overhaul
10/30/2018
MadaboutDana wrote:
For your purposes, Ken, it sounds as if you should take another look at
>2Do. It's been evolving at amazing speed, and the latest version is a
>cunning blend of simplicity and comp...
Remember the Milk Gets a Total Overhaul
10/29/2018
nathanb wrote:
>Same. I go through that cycle of my brain telling me I need more
>complexity to get a good handle on my tasks, then my habits prove
>otherwise as the complexity just becomes another u...
Remember the Milk Gets a Total Overhaul
10/29/2018
MadaboutDana wrote:
>I've come to the conclusion that task management is just very difficult,
>period! And increasingly feel that a central repository of tasks with
>notes accompanied by a personal si...
Remember the Milk Gets a Total Overhaul
10/26/2018
MadaboutDana wrote:
Having shelled out GBP 27 or so for the Pro version, I continue to be
>impressed by RTM, although it does have a couple of weaknesses.
>
>First, subtasks are very cool. They are in...
Todoist 2018
10/22/2018
MadaboutDana wrote:
Just a suggestion for notes - while I was working with Todoist, which I
>did for a while because it's effectively a powerful outliner (albeit
>with some really annoying features, w...
Todoist 2018
10/22/2018
I have been using Todoist for personal use for about two or so years now. This is a light duty use of the program, but it is better than Toodledo that I was using before it. While its UI is better t...
Nice review of MLO (v.4)
9/29/2018
nathanb wrote:
>
>Pixelpunker wrote:
>>Too bad my tasks got lost in the depths of it’s outline. (I
>>don’t mean a bug but usability wise)
>
>Agreed. My constant struggle with pretty much...
Nice review of MLO (v.4)
9/24/2018
Ran across this detailed review of MLO and thought that anybody who was interested in the program might find the review helpful - https://www.productived.net/review-mylifeorganized/ . I use the progr...
Synapbook?
9/24/2018
Has anybody seen this program before - https://synapbook.com/ ? I was searching for some information on TickTick and this was mentioned on Slant.co as an alternative to TickTick. Looks interesting.
...
TickTick steadily improves
9/17/2018
Jeffery Smith wrote:
Gaaa! It's a necropost. I saw the OP and thought "Geat! A new improved
>TickTick!". DOH!
Sorry. It came back to life a little over a month ago, so I thought I would continue the...
TickTick steadily improves
9/17/2018
I looked at this briefly back in late August, and thought it might have some promise at work and/or home. What I am curious about is the calendar integration. Can tasks be undated and roll over so t...
satis wrote:
>
>People might not remember this, but starting in 1989 NeXT's OS had
>scrollbars on the left instead of the right, and there were flame wars
>in some online tech forums when Apple bough...
While I also tend to work "left to right", there are some applications, like My Life Organized, that have information panes on the right. Perhaps this is not inconsistent with the L to R philosophy, ...
RightNote 4.6
7/31/2018
For those who might be interested, Rael announced the release of version 4.6 yesterday.
http://www.bauerapps.com/rightnote/
--Ken
jaslar wrote:
Sorry, Ken. Yes, I meant to make that first link go here:
>https://www.wired.com/story/google-tasks-app/ - it's from back in April,
>but at least it's this year! And it does have better...
jaslar wrote:
Like many of you, I veer between simple and complex. I used to use
>Google Tasks, then drifted away. A revamped version is now available,
>and I found this article from June to be intere...
improvements to the forum
7/13/2018
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
Ken wrote:
>>Quite funny! :) Will we need to worry about gentrification if the site
>becomes Mac only? ;)
>
>Humm... interesting association. With the apparent lack of inter...
improvements to the forum
7/11/2018
jaslar wrote:
Add my voice to the chorus. Thanks, Chris, for the only site I check
>daily, and whose members are almost always polite, and can be wryly
>funny, as above.
>
>Yes, ability to edit posts,...
improvements to the forum
7/11/2018
nathanb wrote:
Ok now I'm nervous that if this site was updated that it'd somehow be
>Mac Only!
>
>Its also funny to imagine how structure arguments would go if you all
>weren't so civilized.
>
>"You...