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things.sh
- Llama Life integration? (timeboxing app)
- Migtate data from Things 3 to Apple Reminders?
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Time Blocking with Things
I leveraged mine from this script that calculates minutes from tasks on the “Today” view. I modified it so it would take “selected” todos. That way I can grab todos from Upcoming, Tomorrow, Inbox, etc. https://github.com/AlexanderWillner/things.sh
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After creating a task with a deadline in things, is there a way to add that task onto my apple calendar?
things.sh script is run regularly and writes a iCal-file to my Nextcloud.
- Simple/Easy to Use Stats?
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Heavily relying on Things 3
If you want some peace of mind, you can use this tool to export everything to a CSV file and keep it somewhere safe
- Local library for Things 3 SQLite DB?
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Can anyone help me with the local database schema of Things?
Have you had a look at the source code of https://github.com/AlexanderWillner/things.sh ?
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Getting todo items programmatically
If you want more control than that, you can use this tool. While you may not be able to get exactly what you want from that tool itself, you can examine the queries he runs against the Things DB and write your own code around that
wacom-hid-descriptors
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Getting a Stylus to work properly
The script should have created a tarball. You'll need to create a new [wacom-hid-descriptors issue](https://github.com/linuxwacom/wacom-hid-descriptors/issues) and attach that tarball.
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2in1 Laptop tablet mode and stylus
Before I even do that, I submitted my devices information to wacom-hid-descriptors. I read through several issues that were submitted under libwacom, of people in my similar situation, and it was the first step the devs recommended. Mine def isn't listed in their repo.
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Issues with stylus on Linux on ThinkPad X1 Yoga 3rd
There are at least two variants of the "ThinkPad X1 Yoga 3rd" which each have a different tablet sensor inside. You might want to follow the "Contributing" instructions at https://github.com/linuxwacom/wacom-hid-descriptors/#contributing to provide a sysinfo dump for the linuxwacom team. They can add your specific device to the libwacom database if it isn't already there. Its also possible that Ubuntu 20.04 just has an out-of-date version of libwacom, in which case they can temporarily provide you with an updated database.
What are some alternatives?
tfw - The Unix way to keep a personal journal
libwacom - libwacom is a tablet description library
accounthing - A program to automatically create invoices from a database of customers and transactions.
jsonlite - A simple, self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, json document store.
alpine-mariadb - MariaDB running on Alpine Linux [Docker]
rtw88 - A backport of the Realtek Wifi 5 drivers from the wireless-next repo.
dmenuWacom - DMenuWacom is a script that allows you to manage Wacom graphics tablets, allows you to remap keys, create custom profiles and even select a screen of your choice. It is meant for zsh so to run it among the dependencies it requires that too, but actually even if you use bash as the default shell, the important thing is to have zsh installed