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Originally Posted by erasure
Everyone seems to agree that OF is the most powerful of the three, but also the most cumbersome and, well, least "shiny."
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I agree that OmniFocus is more powerful and deeper than the competition. Because of that, you can spend more time "exploring." But you don't have to dig very deep to get significant benefit from the app. I was up and running with everything I
needed to know in a couple days.
I haven't tried Hit List, but I've personally found Things
far more cumbersome, especially when trying to manage over 2,200 actions and 180 projects. It was a mess.
But I'm sure there's room for improvement in OmniFocus. This has been discussed ad nauseam over the past year or two. And it's not a simple matter coming up with sweeping improvements to satisfy everyone. Take a look back through the archives to see what I mean.
What we have now is pretty damn good, IMHO. And the Omni Group has already stated that they plan to focus on a UI overhaul sometime in the near future. I'm not sure what that entails or if it'll come before a 2.0 release or if it will be targeted at Leopard only. I'm just not sure we need to hash this over again unless someone has something new to contribute.
-Dennis