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2009-12-28
, 23:38
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#12
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I was after a hierarchical todo list mainly (i.e. tasks can depend on other tasks, all of which can have due dates, priorities, flags, etc.), I actually couldn't find anything that looked portable from desktop Linux either.
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2009-12-30
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@ silicon valley
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Originally Posted by Gadgety
You can assign a due date; you could use the due date to instead indicate the date you wrote it down instead. I don't recall how the built in n900 backup works but if it does the home directory then it should probably work. There are also ways to sync gpe-todo which I haven't tried yet. There is no field for notes.
All I know about GPE todo is what I've seen here:
http://www.kernelconcepts.de/~fuchs/...ndex.html#AEN7
It seems to do most of what's really needed to be able to run GTD. However, I wonder if there is a way to run back up? Can I attach any type of notes or comments to the tasks? Can I sort them by date of entry? Any knowledge from GPE todo users welcomed!
Originally Posted by bgrigor
You may be able to run the palm version of life balance using garnet vm.
I also need a desktop interface which would preferably be Outlook via the Tasks and Calendar items that are already being synced to the N900. I used to use a product called Life Balance from Llamagraphics that did this. Alas, it is not available for N900 yet, but I have sent them a request.
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2009-12-30
, 18:47
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@ Vancouver Island, Canada
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#14
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Originally Posted by sarahn
I thought of that and I have been playing around with the Garnet VM, but my experience so far isn't so positive. It has quite a few issues under Maemo 5. Sometimes having no solution is better than having a solution that gives constant frustration.
You may be able to run the palm version of life balance using garnet vm.
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Cheers! Brad
Nokia N900, Lenovo Thinkpad T61p, Win7
http://www.turningpointarts.com
Cheers! Brad
Nokia N900, Lenovo Thinkpad T61p, Win7
http://www.turningpointarts.com
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2010-01-21
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@ Italy
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I'm waiting for the replacement unit of my N900 (reboot problem).
Any news about GTD application or calendar/email better programs ?
Modest email client ir really too MODEST !
Any news about GTD application or calendar/email better programs ?
Modest email client ir really too MODEST !
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2010-01-21
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I'm trying toodledo.com in a browser window, which is nice but I need an active internet connection, which is a little heavy on the battery. I'd love to have a better todo application!
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2010-03-12
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Toodledo isn't a little to mobile unfriendly?
Anyway, it would be really better if there was a way to sync the toodledo data in order to use/edit it offline.
Anyway, it would be really better if there was a way to sync the toodledo data in order to use/edit it offline.
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2010-03-12
, 21:27
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@ Finland
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UI for something like this is a piece of cake with Qt (esp. upcoming Qt 4.6). Who won't somebody do it as a finger excercise?
The program would be worth more if it synced with something like rememberthemilk; you could probably steal the protocol code from "remember the milk plasmoid".
If you forget online sync, a simple app like this would be around one day of work without esoteric topics to tackle - just use QListWidget and stacked windows.
The program would be worth more if it synced with something like rememberthemilk; you could probably steal the protocol code from "remember the milk plasmoid".
If you forget online sync, a simple app like this would be around one day of work without esoteric topics to tackle - just use QListWidget and stacked windows.
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2010-03-13
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Well then Shoul I hope any of you code-masters could deliver a offline GTD tool any time soon?
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2010-03-15
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@ Finland
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#20
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I might take a stab at one - I need a "quick" gtd app myself
Cheers! Brad
Nokia N900, Lenovo Thinkpad T61p, Win7
http://www.turningpointarts.com