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Like most people using GTD these days, I did question at least certain contexts, like @computer, when I'm basically at a computer most of the time (including a smartphone).

But as others have...

Interesting article, and makes some good points. But I think GTD addresses "deep work" in some of the later books by David Allen. And if you are successfully cranking widgets, that should give you...

I'm willing to try it out and give you some feedback. I'm currently using Things for iPhone and iPad, and it's working well enough.

Posted this on your site too:

I think this could be interesting, so thanks for doing it. I am now trying to settle on one GTD system, and right now that is Toodledo and a paper capture book,...

I'm also wondering why you want to switch to Mac, especially if you love(?) using Microsoft Outlook for GTD.

I use a PC and Outlook at work with a GTD setup because I don't have a choice. It...

Forgot to comment earlier, but those are key points you make.

That's right. But as mentioned, not a great solution.

For tags, you could just put a keyword in the Notes section of a taks. It's not a great solution, but it works somewhat.

I'm hopeful that Google will do something interesting with Tasks. They have...

Note: sorry links aren't clickable in my reply above; tried to fix that, but kept getting browser errors.

I've tried Google Tasks for GTD and generally liked it but found it limited in functionality. Currently I'm using my small Moleskine plain cahier for capture, plus OmniFocus for iPad....

I tried RTM and found it clunky to use with GTD, although there is an extension for Firefox (and maybe Chrome) that provides an improved interface (called something like A Better RTM). RTM has a nice...

I bought the Coordinator (jr. size) and have the following comments on it:

--If you're new to GTD, this is a great way to learn it. The Coordinator is already set up with the right sections, and...