Trying to Find a New GTD Trusted System for Linux

Posted on June 24th, 2008 by nathan

I’m changing things up for my GTD trusted system. In th past I’ve used a combination of Evolution and my Palm T|X, which works great…except for for one thing: I’m now sick and tired of carrying out a Palm device. I wouldn’t mind a Treo, but I’m fresh out of cash (spending my tax rebate […]

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4 Vim Scripts to Turbo Charge Your Todo List and Get Things Done

Posted on May 8th, 2008 by nathan

Sure, you use Vim for programming, maybe even a bit of writing. But have you thought of Vim/Gvim as your complete task-management solution? Here are 4 scripts that will set you on the right track:
VimGTD

PyGTD is a simple Getting Things Done (GTD) system based on David Allen’s
personal-productivity book […]

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Michael Ramm on The Fresh Ubuntu Podcast

Posted on March 30th, 2008 by nathan

Those of you interested in the Getting Things Done methodology will really enjoy Michael Ramm’s interview on the Fresh Ubuntu Podcast. Michael Ramm is an IT guy with a passion for productivity and–recently–Linux. He is an active blogger at Black Belt Productivity (I definitely recommend you take a look!). The conversation ranges from KDE vs. […]

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