[DrJJWMac]

Originally Posted by Jpatrick

... There should be NO learning curve for the productivity software especially on Mac. Macs are here to help us too!

Yep. Everything on a Mac should be as easy as "turn it on, tell it what to do, walk away ... (have it wash your car)".

Your statement could apply to computers or teenagers. One could argue the theory that both should require no effort to set in motion. Reality is a closed door in front of a loudly blaring stereo system.

Originally Posted by Jpatrick

... I tried every GTD software available with no luck. Existing computerized GTD solutions don't make sense until they: ...

Seems to me, this synopsis is more a testament that your expectations are likely misplaced rather than a testament to the poor state of affairs in GTD software development.

Originally Posted by Jpatrick

... Look at the modern shiny todo apps like Wunderlist! They are "simple" todo lists which have more functions and more convenient and clear than overpriced omnifocus "professional" app. ...

Yet, by your own testament, even these "simple" apps still do not work for you. See then my comment above.

What strikes me odd here are the undertones of a zealous rant against working with the best tool(s) that suit(s) your needs right now. One could believe from all this that perfection to your metrics was all that ever was available in the past and is all that should ever be available in the future. Such a standard would for me be a difficult one to live by.

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[endoftheQ]

Originally Posted by DrJJWMac

Yep. Everything on a Mac should be as easy as "turn it on, tell it what to do, walk away ... (have it wash your car)".

+1, Doc, Siri = total let-down.

[DrJJWMac]

Originally Posted by endoftheQ

+1, Doc, Siri = total let-down.

Just to be clear, my original statement was to be read as though contained in <sarcasm></sarcasm> tags.

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[endoftheQ]

Originally Posted by DrJJWMac

Just to be clear, my original statement was to be read as though contained in <sarcasm></sarcasm> tags.

From the TV ads, the least I expected was a clean car! :o