[ubuntu-in] Planning software

[Ramnarayan.K]

On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Shrinivasan T <tshrinivasan at gmail.com> wrote:
> basket is a nice data organising software.

just installed, seems nice

On that lines there is another tool called ZIm Desktop Wiki
http://www.zim-wiki.org

Its a journalling and planning tool, has some decent extensions, has
very good search functionality and has a very easy to use task list
for eg
to enable a trackable task all one has to do is
[ ] @foo - describe the task [d: 07/12] !!!

the first two characters [ and ] automatically make it a trackable
task, which when completed can be ticked or cancelled ( the rendering
is more fancy that


[ ] task
[*] completed
[x] cancelled

the @foo enable the last list to categorize the job into whatever
foo's you want to make them into

the [d: 07/12] is the due date - which pops up on the task list

the !!! (exclamation marks) indicate the priority. The more !'s the
higher up on the priority list.

the first 4 levels (no !, 1 !, 2 ! and 3 !) are color coded from no
color, yellow, orange and red respectively. However one can give as
many !'s as possible but the color above 3 will always be red

Zim has some nice extensions and after a bit of use it becomes
indispensible, like i said earlier as a regular note taking device to
a some sort of planner.


ram

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