On Tuesday, 3 Oct 2017 at 16:04, Mycroft Jones wrote:
> How do I learn about org-contrib and how to use it?
Org contrib is a collection of extra functionality. It comes with the
development version of org (i.e. from git) but is also available as a
MELPA package I believe.
How do you install org
On Thu, Sep 28, 2017 at 06:48:16AM +0100, Eric S Fraga wrote:
On Wednesday, 27 Sep 2017 at 13:24, Bob Newell wrote:
[...]
To further the concept: If TODOs had due dates/time estimates/time spent
as perhaps additional properties, and there was a better way to express
dependencies (I think there
On Wednesday, 27 Sep 2017 at 13:24, Bob Newell wrote:
[...]
> To further the concept: If TODOs had due dates/time estimates/time spent
> as perhaps additional properties, and there was a better way to express
> dependencies (I think there is already an org-mode adjunct for this),
> some coding co
Mycroft Jones writes:
> I'm wondering if org-mode can do this:
>
> I have many tasks. Some are one off. But many are tasks that will take a
> period of time, days, weeks, months. I need to schedule a bit of time every
> day. Over time I can complete the tasks by plugging away. But I have so
On Wed, 27 Sep 2017 13:02:26 -0400, Mycroft Jones
wrote:
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 07:14:25PM +0300, Melleus wrote:
That's true. But the clipboard can't beep when you might have forgotten
about some important appointment when shearing a sheep, driving a
tractor or doing other interesting thing
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 07:14:25PM +0300, Melleus wrote:
That's true. But the clipboard can't beep when you might have forgotten
about some important appointment when shearing a sheep, driving a
tractor or doing other interesting things... If you don't neeed the
reminder functionality then the cl
Mycroft Jones writes:
>>Maybe it's a bit overhead, but anyway. You can use org-caldav-sync to sync the
>>todos with local owncloud (or other caldav) server and use some phone/tablet's
>>calendar to sync with owncloud to have your tasklist with you on the run and
>>you can use it for capturing tod
Hello Eric.
[...]
Plausible (or implausible) solutions to my problem or to
Mycroft's are hereby solicited.
On the right track, but perhaps wrong scale. What you need is
to embrace the exciting possibilities of augmented reality!
[...]
The answer is obvious: a clipboard! It's rugged and in
Mycroft Jones writes:
> Getting in the habit of being away from the computer is good. Getting
> in the habit of reviewing the days events at the end of it is also
> good.
Hear hear!
On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 01:30:35PM +0300, Melleus wrote:
The answer is obvious: a clipboard! It's rugged and inexpensive.
I've actually done this a few times, when I've been using Org to
organize event management and was out of the office all day long.
Printed out my daily agenda in the morning,
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> Tim Cross writes:
>
>> Peter Neilson writes:
>>
>>>
>>> * TODO Devise a way to project my agenda (in unavoidable brilliance) onto
>>> the side of the barn, or perhaps embroider it into the fleece of my sheep
>>> (who * TODO need to be shorn).
>>>
>>> Plausible (or i
Tim Cross writes:
> Peter Neilson writes:
>
>>
>> * TODO Devise a way to project my agenda (in unavoidable brilliance) onto
>> the side of the barn, or perhaps embroider it into the fleece of my sheep
>> (who * TODO need to be shorn).
>>
>> Plausible (or implausible) solutions to my problem o
Peter Neilson writes:
>
> * TODO Devise a way to project my agenda (in unavoidable brilliance) onto
> the side of the barn, or perhaps embroider it into the fleece of my sheep
> (who * TODO need to be shorn).
>
> Plausible (or implausible) solutions to my problem or to Mycroft's are
> hereb
Oh sorry accidently sent a draft :(
Short story:
1. Try org-clock-budget;
2. Try to use ESTIMATE property and agenda span with more then a day;
3. Try to use clock table mode, which will summarize time in agenda;
The (3) have many caveates, actually, so I prefer doing this
calculations by myself
Hi, Mycroft,
I've tried to find/hack something similar to what you're describing.
1) Clock budgets:
https://github.com/Fuco1/org-clock-budget
The tool mostly about comparison your clocked time and clocking
budget. But may be you find it usefull. I'm personally use this tool
when I'm planning
Peter, it sounds like we have the same issues and need the same solution.
House repairs and estate upgrades are on the menu. As are tasks at the Maker
Space, building various bits of furniture &c
Is there some sort of rugged tablet?
Ok, here is what I have in mind: at the end of the day, put i
Hi Peter...
On 25/09/17 12:58, Peter Neilson wrote:
Hmmm. I have similar problems, but on a somewhat more difficult level.
A lot of my tasks are farm-related and are thus self-driven rather
than org-mode-driven. For instance, two barn roofs need repair, and
seeing them listed as TODO in an age
On Mon, 25 Sep 2017 03:21:51 -0400, Mycroft Jones
wrote:
I'm wondering if org-mode can do this:
I have many tasks. Some are one off. But many are tasks that will take
a
period of time, days, weeks, months. I need to schedule a bit of time
every
day. Over time I can complete the tasks
I'm wondering if org-mode can do this:
I have many tasks. Some are one off. But many are tasks that will take a
period of time, days, weeks, months. I need to schedule a bit of time every
day. Over time I can complete the tasks by plugging away. But I have so many.
Half hour chunks work for
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