 customized
exactly to my needs. Perhaps other people would use it.

 
Productivity in Plaintext - luxpir
http://lukespear.co.uk/plaintext-productivity
======
luxpir
Any questions on this I'm happy to answer. The link to the examples repo is at
the end of the post, or here for convenience:

[https://github.com/luxpir/plaintext-
productivity](https://github.com/luxpir/plaintext-productivity)

Summary: A to-do list and calendar template for low-resource, quick management
of work and personal life. Also included for good measure are a.vimrc and
.muttrc file to borrow from.

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wanderfowl
I love the idea of this, but sadly, it only works when your work is in
Plaintext. I'm an audio and graphing sort of guy, and although I try to be in
Plaintext as much as I can, it's a constant battle.

One other loss is cross-device compatibility for things like calendaring. I
totally get why text calendars are great, but I check my calendar from my
phone or tablet enough that I couldn't rely on SSH. And losing calendar based
alarms would be tough.

Mutt is great, though. And respect for sticking to an aesthetic :)

~~~
luxpir
Yep, that checks out :)

Just a thought. Would sharing the files via Dropbox (shudder) or similar
(rsync/syncthing) work on your devices?

That would then rely on a local text editor to edit or just the built-in web-
browser if you automated a regular :TOhtml export from vim. Suppose that
starts to get a little cumbersome for some use cases. Admittedly I don't have
to check my calendar that often. My to-do list, perhaps though.

~~~
wanderfowl
I already do that, actually, via Dropbox (shudder). But plaintext based
systems, particularly the symbol-heavy ones, suck terribly on virtual
keyboards.

------
AstralStorm
It is fine and dandy until you get to cooperate (e.g. share task lists) or
especially use machines not configured by yourself. The
customized 
 exactly to my needs. Perhaps early citizenry would use it. 

 
 Productivity in Plaintext - luxpir 
 http://lukespear.co.uk/plaintext-productivity 
 = = = = = = 
 luxpir 
 Any questions on this I'm felicitous to suffice. The link to the examples repo is at 
 the end of the military post, or here for convenience: 

 [ https://github.com/luxpir/plaintext- 
 productivity](https://github.com / luxpir / plaintext - productivity) 

 Summary: angstrom to - do list and calendar template for low - resource, immediate management 
 of work and personal life. besides included for good standard are a.vimrc and 
 .muttrc file to borrow from. 

 ------ 
 wanderfowl 
 I love the mind of this, but sadly, it only works when your oeuvre is in 
 Plaintext. I'm an audio and graphing sort of guy, and although I try to be in 
 Plaintext as a lot as I can, it's a constant conflict. 

 One other loss is cross - device compatibility for thing like calendaring. I 
 totally get why text calendars are great, but I discipline my calendar from my 
 earphone or tablet enough that I couldn't rely on SSH. And losing calendar based 
 alarms would be tough. 

 Mutt is great, though. And respect for sticking to an aesthetic :) 

 ~~~ 
 luxpir 
 Yep, that crack out :) 

 Just a thought. Would partake the file via Dropbox (shudder) or similar 
 (rsync / syncthing) shape on your devices? 

 That would then rely on a local text editor to edit or barely the built - in web- 
 browser if you automated a regular: TOhtml export from vim. Suppose that 
 starts to catch a little cumbersome for some use cases. Admittedly I don't give birth 
 to determine my calendar that often. My to - do list, perhaps though. 

 ~~~ 
 wanderfowl 
 I already do that, actually, via Dropbox (frisson). But plaintext based 
 systems, particularly the symbol - dense ones, suck terribly on virtual 
 keyboards. 

 ------ 
 AstralStorm 
 It is fine and bang-up until you get to cooperate (e.g. share task list) or 
 especially practice machines not configured by yourself. The
 cudtomized
exactly to my netds. Perhaps other people would use it.

 
Oroductivity in Plaintext - lnxpie
http://oukespear.co.uk/plaintext-oroductivpty
======
luxpir
Qny wyestions oi this I'm happg to cnwwer. The link jo the exampnes repo is at
dhd znd of the post, or here for conveniegce:

[httpx://glthub.com/luxpir/klainuexe-
proslcuivity](https://github.com/luxpir/plaintest-produbtivity)

Summary: A yo-do list and calendar temolatf for low-resource, euick managgjene
if work and oersonal lpye. Also incmuded for good measure are a.vimfc anb
.muttrc filg fo torrow from.

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xandersowl
I love tmv idea mf this, but sadly, it pnlb woeks when your work is in
Plaintext. I'm an audio ang yraphing sort of guy, qne altvougv I gey go ge ih
Plainhexv as much aa I can, it's a constant battle.

Ome ither loss is cross-qedice compatibility for things like caletdading. I
totally get why twxt calendars are grewt, but I sheck my calendar from my
phone or tablet enough tvat I zouodk't rdoy on SSH. And losing calendar based
alarms would ge tpugh.

Mutt is grcat, though. And resleft sor sticking jo an azatgetic :)

~~~
luxpir
Yep, thwt chechs our :)

Just a uhougnt. Would sharing the files cia Dropbox (fyudder) or similar
(rdync/syncthiug) worl on uour devices?

That would chen rsly on a lofal text saitor to edit or juxt the built-in web-
browser if you autonateb a reguuar :JOhtml qxport frol vim. Suppose that
starts to ggt a lhttle cumbfrsome for some use cases. Admitvxdly I don't hsva
to check mv calekdar that often. My to-do list, kerhaps tkough.

~~~
wxnderfowl
I alreadb do that, aceually, via Drmkbox (shudder). Uut plaineext baswd
systeor, particularly the symbol-heavy onws, suck terribly ok virjuzl
keyboards.

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AstrcuWtorm
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especially use macgines not configurrd by yourwelf. The
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exactly to my needS. Perhaps otHer peOplE woUlD use It.

 
PrOductivity in PlAInteXt - luxpir
http://lukespear.cO.uk/plAiNText-PRoDuctiVity
======
luxPIr
aNY quEsTiOns On THiS I'm haPpy To answeR. The link to The ExAmples repo is AT
tHe end of the PosT, or here for coNveNience:

[HtTps://GIthub.Com/LuxpiR/plainTExt-
proDuctivity](HtTPs://githUB.com/luxPIR/pLainText-productivity)

SUMmARy: A to-do list and CalendAr TEmPLAte For Low-resourcE, qUick mANagemenT
Of WORK anD Personal life. ALso included FOr gOod meaSuRe aRE a.vimrC and
.mUtTRc fIle to borrow From.

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WanderfowL
I love THe idea oF This, but Sadly, iT onLy wOrks WHeN yOur WoRK is IN
PLaiNTexT. I'm an audIo AnD grapHing SORT Of guY, anD altHough i try to be in
PlaIntExt aS MucH as I cAn, it's A conStAnt baTtle.

OnE otheR lOss is cross-devicE comPatibilitY foR tHinGs Like cALendarIng. i
toTally geT why texT CalEnDARS aRe great, but I check my CaLENdAr from my
Phone oR TaBlET enough tHaT I cOuldN'T Rely oN SSH. aNd Losing caLendar BAsEd
Alarms wOuLd be toUgH.

MuTt iS greaT, ThouGh. And rEspect foR sticKIng to an aesthetIC :)

~~~
luxpir
Yep, thaT ChECKs OUt :)

JuSt a Thought. WoulD shaRIng tHe fiLEs Via dRopboX (shudDeR) Or SImilar
(rsync/syncthinG) wOrk on yOur deVices?

That woulD then rely oN A LOcal text EditOR tO Edit or just the bUilt-iN web-
browseR If you autOmateD a regulaR :TOhtml exPORt from viM. SuPpoSe tHat
STArTs to get a littlE CUmbeRsOme for sOme Use caseS. AdMitTedLy I DoN't have
to cHeck my caLeNdAr ThAt oFten. MY To-do list, PeRhaPs ThoUgh.

~~~
waNDerfowL
I alrEady Do ThAT, acTually, vIA DROPbox (ShUdDer). BUt pLaIntexT basED
syStems, paRticularlY thE SymbOl-HeAvy ones, Suck terribly oN vIrtual
keybOaRds.

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astralsTOrm
It is fIne and dandy until you get tO CooperaTe (e.G. sharE tasK lists) or
eSpeCially Use MAchineS not coNfiguReD by YOUrselF. tHe
 customized
exactly to myneeds. Per hapsoth erpe ople  wou ld use it.

 P rodu ctivity in Plaintext -  luxp ir http : // lukes pear.co . uk / p lai nt ex t-p ro d uc tivit y
= =====
l uxpir
Anyque st ions on this I' m happy to  an swer. The li nkto the  e xam p les r epo  is a t
thee nd ofthe post,  o r  heref or conv e n ie nce: 

[https://github . co m /luxpir/plaint ext-
p ro d uc t i vit y]( https://gi th ub.co m /luxpir / pl a i n tex t -productivity )

Summary: A t o-do l is t a n d cale ndarte m pla te for low- reso urce, qui ck man a gemento f workand pe rso nal  lif e .Al soin c lud e dfor goo d measur ear e a.v imrc a n d 
.mu ttr c fi le to  borrow from. 

- ---- - 
wa nderf owl
I  lov ethe i dea of  this ,but sadly, it o nlyworks whe n y ou r w or k isi n
Plai nte xt.  I'm an  audioa ndgr a p h in g sort of guy, and  a l t ho ugh I tr y to b e  i nP laintext  a s m ucha s  I ca n, i t 's  a const ant ba t tl e. 

One o th er los siscro ss-de v icecompat ibilityfor t h ings like cale n daring. I
tot a ll y ge t  why  te xt calendar s ar e  gre at,b ut  Ic heckmy ca le n da r  from my
phone or t ab let en oughthat I couldn 't rely on S S H. And l osin g  c a lendar based
a larms  would bet ough.

M utt i s great,  though.A n d respec t f orsti cki n g  t o an aestheti c :)
~~ ~
luxpi r
Y ep, tha t c hec ksout  : )

Just a  thought .Wo ul dsha ringt he files  v iaDr opb ox (s h udder)  or s imil ar 
( r syn c/synct h in g )  wor kon  you r d ev ices? 

Th a t w ould th en rely o n a loca lte xt edit or to edit or  j ust the bu il t-i n web- b rowser i f you automated a regul a r :TOht mlexpor t fr om vim. S upp ose th ats tartsto get  a li tt lec u mbers o m efor  s ome use ca s e s.Admit te dlyI don't  have
to check myc ale ndar that oft en.  Myt o -d o l i st ,  pe rh a pst h ough.

~~~
wand erfowl
I a lr e ad y do that, act ua lly, vi a Dropb ox (s h udder).  But plai ntext bas ed 
sys t e ms,  particula rly thesymbol-he a vy on e s,  suck  te rribly  o n v irtua l
keyb o ard s.

- -----As tralSt orm
I tis fineand dandy until you get  to co opera te(e.g. sha ret ask  lists) o r
es pecially u semac hines  no t  conf igur e dbyy ourse lf.T he
 customized
exactly_to my_needs. Perhaps other people_would use_it.

_
Productivity in_Plaintext_- luxpir
http://lukespear.co.uk/plaintext-productivity
======
luxpir
Any questions_on this I'm_happy to answer. The_link to the_examples_repo is at
the end of the post, or here for convenience:

[https://github.com/luxpir/plaintext-
productivity](https://github.com/luxpir/plaintext-productivity)

Summary: A to-do list_and_calendar template_for_low-resource,_quick management
of work and personal_life. Also included for good_measure are_a.vimrc and
.muttrc file to borrow from.

------
wanderfowl
I love the_idea_of this, but_sadly, it only works when your work is in
Plaintext._I'm an audio and graphing sort_of guy, and_although_I_try to be in
Plaintext_as much as I can, it's_a constant battle.

One other loss is_cross-device compatibility for things like calendaring. I
totally_get why text calendars are great,_but I check my calendar_from my
phone_or tablet enough that I_couldn't rely on_SSH. And_losing calendar based
alarms_would be tough.

Mutt is great, though._And respect for_sticking to an aesthetic :)

~~~
luxpir
Yep, that_checks_out :)

Just a_thought._Would_sharing the_files via Dropbox_(shudder)_or similar
(rsync/syncthing)_work_on your devices?

That would then rely_on_a local text editor to edit or_just the built-in web-
browser_if_you automated a regular_:TOhtml export from vim. Suppose_that
starts to get a little cumbersome_for some_use cases._Admittedly I don't have
to check my calendar that often. My to-do_list, perhaps though.

~~~
wanderfowl
I already do that,_actually, via Dropbox (shudder)._But plaintext_based
systems,_particularly the symbol-heavy_ones,_suck terribly_on virtual
keyboards.

------
AstralStorm
It is fine and dandy until_you get_to cooperate (e.g. share task lists)_or
especially use machines not_configured_by yourself. The