Posts Tagged ‘emacs’

Using Emacs org-mode for GTD

For programmers/content writers/geeks who use Emacs everyday for their editing and emails, have you ever thinking of merging your Getting Things Done system into your every-can-be-done Emacs?Look no further - Charles Cave has written a manual for implementing GTD in Emacs using Emacs org-mode. Orginially, org-mode is for keeping notes, lists, and managing projects in a simple text system, but with some creativity, it can be used for GTD.

October 16 2006 | By Leon | Tagged: emacs, gtd, software | 2 comments»

GTD w/Emacs

Michael over at PigPog has gone deep dive with a project on Getting Things Done using the Emacs text editor (which is available for all computer platforms). It's pretty intense stuff if you're not already a user of Emacs, and he points that out. But we serve all types here, right? You might be a unix/linux fan and you might already use Emacs for everything. And if not, Michael's… Continue reading

May 25 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: emacs, geekery, gtd, hacks, Lifehack, linux, pigpog, unix | 1 comment»