Org Mode Description
Org is implemented on top Of Outline mode. This makes it possible to keep large files well-structured. The tree can be used for structure editing and visibility cycling. A built-in table editor makes it easy to create tables. Plain text URL-like links link to websites, emails and Usenet messages. Org creates organizational tasks around notes files that contain plain text information or lists about projects. Metadata is part of an outline node and is used for task management and project planning. This data can be used to extract specific entries and create dynamic agenda views. These views also include the Emacs diary and calendar. Org can be used for many different project planning schemes such as David Allen's GTD. Org files can be used as a single source authoring tool with export to many formats, such as HTML, LaTeX and Open Document.
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Joplin
Joplin is an open-source note taking and todo application that can manage a large number notes in a notebook. You can search the notes and copy, tag, and modify them from either the application or your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format. Joplin can import Evernote notes via.enex files. This includes the formatted content (which has been converted to Markdown), resources (images and attachments, etc.). Complete metadata (geolocation and updated time, created times, etc.) Plain Markdown files are also possible to be imported. The notes can be synchronized using various cloud services such as Nextcloud, Dropbox and OneDrive. Notes, tags, and other metadata can be synchronized with cloud services such as Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV, and File System (for example, with a network directory). Plain text files can be easily inspected, backed-up, and moved around. The application is available on Windows, Linux, macOS and Android.
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Logseq
Logseq is an open-source outliner. It works on top local plain-text Markdown or Org-mode files. It can be used to organize, share, and even create your own digital garden. Logseq allows you to connect your ideas and thoughts. Logseq helps you connect your ideas and thoughts. You can organize your tasks and projects using built-in workflow commands such as now/later/done and a/b/c priority. Logseq also includes a powerful query system that will help you gain insights and create your own workflow.
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TaskPaper
Keyboard friendly. You can type your lists into TaskPaper, and each line will be formatted into a task, project, or note. TaskPaper files can be saved for future reference. You can edit them in any text editor, or one of the many TaskPaper compatible applications created by other developers. To reduce large lists to a manageable size, fold, focus, and filter. Saved searches can be used to quickly filter items in your lists. TaskPaper does not force you to use a particular system. It simply provides the basic elements you need to make your own lists. You can go beyond scripts and themes. Drag and drop to organize your list, manage dates and time in plain text, active support group ready to help, keyboard navigation & commands fast, fold, focus and filter to make large lists smaller.
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Taskwarrior
Taskwarrior can scale to your workflow. It is a simple app that captures tasks and shows you the task list. Then it removes them from the list. You can make it a sophisticated data query tool that will help you stay organized and get through your work. Taskwarrior can be used in any method you choose. Taskwarrior is flexible enough to allow you to follow GTD, the Pomodoro method, or do what you want. Taskwarrior is a vibrant, active project. It has made an average of 5.58 changes per daily over the past year. Taskwarrior is a lively community with over 60 code patches providers. There are also 252 additional contributors who help with documentation, bugs and support. It will only get better.
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Org Mode
Year Founded:
2003
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orgmode.org
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