Spy-Safe Distributive Personal Information Management

Serge Y. Stroobandt

Copyright 2013–2015, licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

Introduction

This article is about getting organised with GNU/Linux.

Cloud? No thanks!

“When the product is free, YOU are the product.”

Text-based

Distributive

Contacts: osmo

Tasks: gtg

$ ln -s ~/.local/share/gtg .gtg

$ nano bin/hggtg

<#include "/home/serge/bin/hggtg">

`gtg` keyboard shortcuts
shortcut	action
`[Ctrl]+[L]`	Place the focus on the quick addition field.
`[Ctrl]+[N]`	Add a new task.
`[Ctrl]+[Shift]+[N]`	New sub-task.
`[Enter]`	Show the task editor window.
`[Ctrl]+[Z]`	Undo the last action.
`[Ctrl]+[Y]`	Redo the last undone action.
`[Esc]`	Hide the task editor window.
`[Ctrl]+[T]`	Add a tag.
`[Ctrl]+[D]`	Mark task as done.
`[Ctrl]+[I]`	Dismiss task.
`[Del]`	Delete a task.
`[F9]`	Show/hide the side pane.
`[Ctrl]+[F9]`	Show/hide the closed tasks pane.
`[Ctrl]+[Q]`	Quit `gtg.`

`gtg` quick task addition
attribute	possible values
`tags:`	Tag names separated by a comma
`due:`	A date in the format `yyyy-mm-dd`, `yyyymmdd` or `mmdd`; also accepted: `today`, `tomorrow`, `monday`, `tuesday`, `wednesday`, `thursday`, `friday`, `saturday` and `sunday`.
`defer:`	A date in the format `yyyy-mm-dd`, `yyyymmdd` or `mmdd`; also accepted: `today`, `tomorrow`, `monday`, `tuesday`, `wednesday`, `thursday`, `friday`, `saturday` and `sunday`.

Events: remind

ubiquitous calendar with remind and wyrd.

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