Personally I have a personalized Google homepage with a sticky note and a
to-do list plugin. In addition, I use google's calendar and a plugin for the
Flock browser to view mine and my wife's calendars from whichever pc I
happen to be on.
Between these 3 things, it keeps me fairly organized.
-jordan
On 9/6/06, John J. Trammell <trammell+tclug at el-swifto.com> wrote:
>
> On Wed, Sep 06, 2006 at 09:33:25AM -0500, greg wm wrote:
> > while i'm asking questions, what do you open source types do to keep
> > organized? my text file to-do list is constantly overflowing and
> > needing to be reorganized, which rarely happens because it is too
> > overwhelming. a big part of the problem is i am a perfectionist who
> > constantly wants to do far more than i can possibly do. so it's
> > unlikely that any wonderful technology can help much as opposed to
> > make things even worse, but still, i thought perhaps at least i should
> > ask...
>
> I use a combination of paper (calendar, notebook, 3x5 cards, lots of
> file folders) and a Palm Pilot (handy for audible alerts).
>
> To make this on-topic, I'll mention that there are several tools that
> will let you synch your Palm to your Linux desktop. Right now I'm using
> kpilot which meets my needs. When my Palm dies I'll probably replace it
> with a Linux-based handheld. I hear Nokia has something good along
> those lines. Anyone else know better?
>
> I wouldn't call myself a perfectionist but I have the same problem you
> do--so much to do, so little time!
>
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