Just started migrating from #Todoist to #Superproductivity and became a sponsor of the latter so that Johannes Millan can get closer to his goal of working on this promising open-source task manager full-time.
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@malte
Did you try their live demo? It is a web interface, so it will adapt to your screen size.So, basically it should work on any device that has a reasonably modern browser
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@malte
Did you try their live demo? It is a web interface, so it will adapt to your screen size.So, basically it should work on any device that has a reasonably modern browser
@folfdk I did and some of the functionality really doesn't work that well on a desktop. To change a task from TODO to DONE requires swiping right, for example, which I struggle with on my laptop. @maltimore @maltelau
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@folfdk I did and some of the functionality really doesn't work that well on a desktop. To change a task from TODO to DONE requires swiping right, for example, which I struggle with on my laptop. @maltimore @maltelau
@malte @folfdk @maltimore i guess for Emacs the way to get an "easier interface" is to a) customise your keyboard shortcuts if you don't like C-c C-t for switching TODO state and b) use it more to get more familiar
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@malte @folfdk @maltimore i guess for Emacs the way to get an "easier interface" is to a) customise your keyboard shortcuts if you don't like C-c C-t for switching TODO state and b) use it more to get more familiar
@maltelau I wonder how much you interact with people that are unfamiliar with software like Emacs. Pick a random family member that do not know what Emacs (or init.el or "MELPA") is and then ask them to follow the instructions you just gave me. The problem really isn't making new keyboard shortcuts for me. The problem is my skill level. Getting more familiar with difficult programs requires proportionally more energy. My goal is to get a functioning GTD app soon @folfdk @maltimore