I'm also surprised HN doesn't advocate for a very good tast/list manager: www.checkvist.com, which can be entirely controlled via the command line and offers a ton of features (note: I am only a user, not an employee).
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#25That's the one thing that keeps me with Toodledo.com
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#28I'm quite surprised more task list apps are coming out, I would have thought the market was over-saturated by them. I'm also surprised HN doesn't advocate for a very good tast/list manager: www.checkvist.com, which can be entirely controlled via the command line and offers a ton of features (note: I am only a user, not an employee).
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#29I've been fairly happy with GQueues. The lack of nested tasks is a killer for me for taskup, but I see you commented elsewhere that that feature is coming soon.
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#30And also calendar integration. To me an appointment really is just a task with a very firm deadline. I'd like to see appointments mixed in with my task list. But I'd want to be able to keep using my main calendar app (Google Calendar in my case)