Re: [tlug] how to keep track of one's work... another'BestPractices' question

["Micheal E Cooper" <mcooper@example.com>]

"Sacha Chua" <sacha@example.com>

> You might be interested in GTDTiddlyWiki and other variants. Wiki in a
> single file, perfect for USB keys. =) GTDTiddlyWiki is particularly
> well-suited for keeping track of your tasks according to David Allen's
> Getting Things Done method, which many geeks like.

Another link to look up. Thank you.

> between several computers. And yes, we have non-Emacs people trying
> Emacs out just because they saw someone using Planner... <grin> Then
> they get sucked into the blackhole, because once you can make tasks
> that are hyperlinked to e-mail, contacts, web pages, or darn near
> anything imaginable, it's hard to think of any other way of doing
> things... =)

That does sound extremely appealing... but I wonder if you don't spend
more time tweaking than using.

Thank you so much. I will definitely look into this, even if it means
learning Emacs (which I must admit that I am hesitant to do).

mec