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What's the most compatible or highest parity implementation for Vim?
Don't be afraid to use emacs just for orgmode. It's worth it.
Also, are the keybindings configurable so as to be coherent with Vim's?
The Best To-Do List: A Private Gist
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#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
Don't be afraid to use emacs just for orgmode. It's worth it.
I think I'll really consider this. Which EMacs should I install for this purpose?
On Windows I'm using emacs from http://gnu.mirror.vexxhost.com/emacs/windows/
On Ubuntu I'm using this ppa : https://launchpad.net/~cassou/+archive/emacs
To have the latest orgmode version I use the `org-plus-contrib` package from : http://orgmode.org/elpa.html I'm not sure if you need to delete `lisp\org` first (orgmode is included with emacs).
I think you can also use git to keep orgmode up-to-date.
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#74The best to-do list: a raw text file A line = a task Deleting a line = task finished A text file = a list of tasks related to some context The best and fastest editor for this on a Mac: NValt This is the most efficient and simple solution for managing plenty of todos, no cumbersome rules, check boxes, markdown, web interfaces.
Great! But I need: 1) to access it from my linux home PC; 2) access it from my windows work PC (I can't sync it using a version control since I can't store my proxy password in a cleartext file) 3) access it from my android tablet 4) Everything must be synched.
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#75Correction: The Best To-Do List: Org-Mode http://orgmode.org/
I was an org-mode user. Then I lost emacs config file, and started using Sublime Text. I'm now a happy user of the PlainTasks plug-in. https://github.com/aziz/PlainTasks
There's also an org-mode plugin for Sublime Text: https://github.com/danielmagnussons/orgmode
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#76Here's the thing ... the BEST to-do list is the one you use. Its that simple. For me, that's Workflowy.
the link: https://workflowy.com/
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#77The best to-do list: a raw text file A line = a task Deleting a line = task finished A text file = a list of tasks related to some context The best and fastest editor for this on a Mac: NValt This is the most efficient and simple solution for managing plenty of todos, no cumbersome rules, check boxes, markdown, web interfaces.
Great! But I need: 1) to access it from my linux home PC; 2) access it from my windows work PC (I can't sync it using a version control since I can't store my proxy password in a cleartext file) 3) access it from my android tablet 4) Everything must be synched.
Just put the text file on Dropbox and use any available text editor on mentioned clients. Regarding pwds: I separate pwds and todos.
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Don't be afraid to use emacs just for orgmode. It's worth it.
Also, are the keybindings configurable so as to be coherent with Vim's?
I have no idea but maybe you could use one of the following package:
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#79Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think I'll really consider this. Which EMacs should I install for this purpose?
On Windows I'm using emacs from http://gnu.mirror.vexxhost.com/emacs/windows/ On Ubuntu I'm using this ppa : https://launchpad.net/~cassou/+archive/emacs To have the latest orgmode version I use the `org-plus-contrib` package from : http://orgmode.org/elpa.html I'm not sure if you need to delete `lisp\org` first (orgmode is included with emacs). I think you can also use git to keep orgmode up-to-date.
How about with Arch?
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#80Earlier quoted context omitted.
On Windows I'm using emacs from http://gnu.mirror.vexxhost.com/emacs/windows/ On Ubuntu I'm using this ppa : https://launchpad.net/~cassou/+archive/emacs To have the latest orgmode version I use the `org-plus-contrib` package from : http://orgmode.org/elpa.html I'm not sure if you need to delete `lisp\org` first (orgmode is included with emacs). I think you can also use git to keep orgmode up-to-date.
How about with Arch?
I don't know much about Arch.
Latest emacs version is 24.3 so maybe https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/emacs/