Speaks volumes about the level of built up interest here.
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2007-04-20, 03:16 PM
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2007-04-21, 04:10 AM
Tried iGTD and while the UI looks sleek, I feel that actiontastic in its more elementary ways provides more flexibility than iGTD. But the feature I like the best is the inbox processing mode. Not quite as good as Inbox's, but then, that's all that was good about Inbox.
I'm not sure if I'm a GTD purist, but it seems that no programme out there helps you implement GTP principles more closely as kGTD does, but it is so damn slow. I have so much stuff going on, I started to really dislike having to wait 3 minutes every time I changed anything and sync'ed. So, for now, I am with actiontastic. Can't wait to see how OmniFocus does as a pure GTD app. Seems that development is very active on the iGTD side but I am not convinced yet that adding more features is taking it any closer to GTD
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2007-04-21, 05:34 AM
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iGTD fits me the best, so far. It's clear reading countless forums for other products that there are many different views as to which form of GTD is best for an individual. That's why we have so many emerging GTD apps. Oh my - just came across yet another GTD app: Frictionless. Last edited by pvonk; 2007-04-21 at 05:38 AM..
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2007-05-16, 06:07 AM
Version 1.4 of iGTD is out and as always, is free. This version adds a whole lot of features. Sorting can be manual or auto. GUI is improved; there's printing. Also has start date as well as the old end date.
OmniFocus will have to prove itself!
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Perhaps I'll experience the same with OmniFocus, but iGTD is not at all intuitive.
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2007-05-16, 12:43 PM
Just goes to show you: different strokes...
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As for text, just add a new task and then add text in the text area ("Task Notes"). Of course, there are the advanced features. In Mail (assuming you have MailTags installed - and this is one great addition to Mail that greatly helps GTD-like work) just press F5 and the email appears in the Inbox. You can later define a context and project. Or you can designate a task as delegated, to wait for, or a "maybe". It has quite a lot under the hood, like tags and links. Last edited by pvonk; 2007-05-16 at 12:49 PM..
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2007-05-16, 03:49 PM
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"i can create contexts and tasks no problem, but the projects view doesn't let me add anything (at all - can't type anything anywhere, clicking the + button does nothing)." Something is wrong with your setup. In projects view, I can click the "+" in the purple panel and add a new project; I can click the sideways "T" button and add a subproject to whatever project is in focus. In the main panel, I can press the "+" and a new task comes up - I just fill in the blanks (context, project, start and due dates). Oh well, the workflow doesn't seem to work for you - that's why there are so many GTD apps coming out. You try on a suit and pick the one that fits you best!
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2007-05-16, 11:56 PM
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Hating the purple, I opened preferences, and there it was -- right on the first page: "Background color for sidebars." My guess is Bartlomiej changed the color merely to point out the new custom-color feature. Unfortunatey, he chose an ugly color. So I changed it to the same light-blue that alternates with white in the middle pane. I did so by using the magnifying glass to capture the color. It took 5 seconds! I strongly recommend always browsing every app's (a) menus and (b) preferences. It's amazing how much you can learn and how many features you can discover by doing so.
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