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gtd plugin for Mori
BMEguy | May 9 2007
Hi, I would just like to announce to people here that I've finally released the mGTD plugin for Mori Notebook. http://jhh.med.virginia.edu/main/MoriGTD http://johnzeratsky.com/archives/001526.php and my screencast (sorry for the low sound level) The mGTD plugin adds to this with functions for: urgency: when a task is due on a certain date, but has to be done before that date It's available here along with an example notebook and rudimentary docs: The plugin is free, and even though Mori is not, the demo of Mori is fully featured so you should be able to try things out completely before deciding if it's right for you. [BTW other than gtd, Mori is quite an effective tool for note-taking and note-making, and the developer is pretty highly regarded.] All feedback is welcome, either in this thread or the one at hogbaysoftware. Best, 6 Comments
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 Yojimbo uses SQLite. In my...Submitted by dancingbrook on May 13, 2007 - 5:29pm.
Berko;9311 wrote:
Yojimbo uses SQLite. In my opinion, this has made the app sluggish at times. Journler stores everything in Application Support. My point was more about how Apps like DT and Mori create a superfluous document. BMEguy is right that I could store my file in Application Support and have the app open the last file when it launches and thereby create the feel of Journler or Yojimbo. I just don't understand the reasoning for creating files when you could segment your information based on categories or tags and keep the integrated gestalt. And what does Journler use (something other than SQLite)? Why files? Because some folks want to keep different parts of their life separate, some get overwhelmed with too much info in front of them, and perhaps archiving a project is easier with separate files, too name a few. One of the things I don't like about Journler is the single file setup. » POSTED IN:
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