Anybody using emacs?

[Anonymous]

I'm currently using Wiki-pages for handling my different lists, but I feel that there might be something more effectice. I then found planner.el which seems like a great tool. Unfortunately it does not map to the GTD way of doing things. Is anybody using emacs for maintaining their lists? How?

[gammasync]

Hi,

planner.el looks interesting. I'm not sure how the A|B|C priorities get set. I like the shorthand for task status:
_ = pending
> = delegated
x = done

If you're a lisp coder, it should be relatively straightforward to split it from a single 'Tasks' list to the multiple lists that GTD requires:
Projects
Current
Someday/maybe
Next Actions
@context
and so on.

I'd be interested to hear how it goes.

[morberg]

I've been in touch with Sacha, the developer of planner.el, and she was very responsive. See her initial comments here:

http://sacha.free.net.ph/notebook/wiki/2004.05.12.php

I'm thinking that the different priorites could be re-used as context-tags. All Projects would have a planning page of their own and then there would be one "NextActions" planning page for all homeless NA:s.

[Anonymous]

John Anderson has detailed notes on Planner+GTD at http://genehack.org/2004/09/21