Comments on: Getting Things Done, in Emacs http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/ Ramblings of a code junkie Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:39:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Blog updates - credmp http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-39641 Blog updates - credmp Sat, 26 Jul 2008 11:04:15 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-39641 [...] I get the most satisfaction (and response) from writing long, in-depth, articles like the post on my GTD setup. So I have been writing some in-depth stuff on Java programming: the Spring framework, RESTful [...] [...] I get the most satisfaction (and response) from writing long, in-depth, articles like the post on my GTD setup. So I have been writing some in-depth stuff on Java programming: the Spring framework, RESTful [...]

]]> By: David Cross http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-27830 David Cross Wed, 04 Jun 2008 22:31:02 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-27830 Well, third time is a charm ... I restarted my blog once again, with a new structure for the blogs themselves ... and now I seem to be on the write track ... anyhow, the link to Arjen's blog is now: http://www.davidcross.us/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/docs/gtd/gtd_with_emacs.html Sorry for any confusion, and best wishes to all! David Well, third time is a charm … I restarted my blog once again, with a new structure for the blogs themselves … and now I seem to be on the write track … anyhow, the link to Arjen’s blog is now:

http://www.davidcross.us/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/docs/gtd/gtd_with_emacs.html

Sorry for any confusion, and best wishes to all!

David

]]> By: David Cross http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-23829 David Cross Mon, 19 May 2008 18:47:07 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-23829 I have switched blog software from wordpress to blosxom, and as a result the url (quoted above) has changed: http://www.davidcross.us/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/docs/GTD/emacsGTD1.html The name of the article (my first) is: Getting Things Done with Emacs, Part I. It is the first of a three part series. Cheers, David I have switched blog software from wordpress to blosxom, and as a result the url (quoted above) has changed:

http://www.davidcross.us/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/docs/GTD/emacsGTD1.html

The name of the article (my first) is: Getting Things Done with Emacs, Part I. It is the first of a three part series.

Cheers,
David

]]> By: core http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-22473 core Tue, 13 May 2008 11:59:22 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-22473 David, That is fantastic to hear! Welcome to the club! :) Arjen David,

That is fantastic to hear! Welcome to the club! :)

Arjen

]]> By: Riders of the Purple Sage » Blog Archive » Getting Things Done with Emacs (Part I) http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-22382 Riders of the Purple Sage » Blog Archive » Getting Things Done with Emacs (Part I) Tue, 13 May 2008 02:55:43 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-22382 [...] for web (*.html) and LaTeX (*.tex) documents. That was until I read Arjen Wiersma’s credmp blog, Getting Things Done, in Emacs, and my eyes were opened. I have been a huge fan of David Allen and GTD for some time now, but [...] [...] for web (*.html) and LaTeX (*.tex) documents. That was until I read Arjen Wiersma’s credmp blog, Getting Things Done, in Emacs, and my eyes were opened. I have been a huge fan of David Allen and GTD for some time now, but [...]

]]> By: David Cross http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-22381 David Cross Tue, 13 May 2008 02:54:29 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-22381 This article turns out to have been inspirational for me. I have been a big fan of David Allen's for a long time, and have used emacs for even longer, but it never occurred to me that emacs could be used to GTD. So, I have not only implemented my own version of GTD with emacs, but I have even started a blog to share my solution with others. I had been considering a blog for some time now, but Arjen's post is what finally pushed me over the edge. I have completed one post to describe my setup, and will soon complete a second to describe how it can be used. Thank you so much! :-) This article turns out to have been inspirational for me. I have been a big fan of David Allen’s for a long time, and have used emacs for even longer, but it never occurred to me that emacs could be used to GTD. So, I have not only implemented my own version of GTD with emacs, but I have even started a blog to share my solution with others. I had been considering a blog for some time now, but Arjen’s post is what finally pushed me over the edge. I have completed one post to describe my setup, and will soon complete a second to describe how it can be used. Thank you so much!

:-)

]]> By: Frank Dekens http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-10834 Frank Dekens Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:36:52 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-10834 I already had installed all the mentioned modules, but I'm still learning how to use them effectively, after several years using them. There is just so much that can be done with it, I almost should start a project of learning how to use all this stuff. But I learned form this page, both the post and some of the comment. So thanks for a great post. I have two questions: - Could you please post your .emacs file. I bet there are nice goodies in there as to your configuration for other, and myself, to use :) - How can you see upcoming action items? This is the biggest problem I have with planner. I like to know what's coming up this week for example, because maybe I need to get started on something now to get an action item that is due in 2 days done. I have not figured out a good way to do this (other than either scanning several days ahead, or browsing all my project files.) Thanks, Frank I already had installed all the mentioned modules, but I’m still learning how to use them effectively, after several years using them. There is just so much that can be done with it, I almost should start a project of learning how to use all this stuff. But I learned form this page, both the post and some of the comment. So thanks for a great post.

I have two questions:
- Could you please post your .emacs file. I bet there are nice goodies in there as to your configuration for other, and myself, to use :)
- How can you see upcoming action items? This is the biggest problem I have with planner. I like to know what’s coming up this week for example, because maybe I need to get started on something now to get an action item that is due in 2 days done. I have not figured out a good way to do this (other than either scanning several days ahead, or browsing all my project files.)
Thanks, Frank

]]> By: Robert http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-7489 Robert Fri, 16 Nov 2007 01:03:29 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-7489 Emacs is a great operating system. If only it had a decent text editor... :) Emacs is a great operating system. If only it had a decent text editor… :)

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]]> By: jwickers http://www.credmp.org/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-3319 jwickers Mon, 17 Sep 2007 12:45:51 +0000 http://www.credmp.org/index.php/2007/07/28/getting-things-done-in-emacs/#comment-3319 I have a working setup with weblogger and Wordpress. But for now i did not check how to use Muse with it, but that would be very nice indeed. The title is working with weblogger, the only really missing features are category support and attachments. But i should be able to hack at least the category soon unless somebody already did it. And thanks credmp for this introduction to muse/planner/remember .. it really makes my emacs experience better, especially since I really started getting into emacs two weeks ago. :) I have a working setup with weblogger and Wordpress.
But for now i did not check how to use Muse with it, but that would be very nice indeed.

The title is working with weblogger, the only really missing features are category support and attachments. But i should be able to hack at least the category soon unless somebody already did it.

And thanks credmp for this introduction to muse/planner/remember .. it really makes my emacs experience better, especially since I really started getting into emacs two weeks ago. :)

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