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github-orgmode-tests
This is a test project where you can explore how github interprets Org-mode files
The best tool for writing notes and tracking TODOs is Emac's org-roam and Emac's org-mode respectively. Neovim has got some catching up to do, but I'm hopeful.
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The best tool for writing notes and tracking TODOs is Emac's org-roam and Emac's org-mode respectively. Neovim has got some catching up to do, but I'm hopeful.
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If you want to stick with Neovim, orgmode.nvim seems more featureful but neorg has potential to surpass it if they play their cards right. Either way, you should probably just try them both out and see what feels better for you.
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If you want to stick with Neovim, orgmode.nvim seems more featureful but neorg has potential to surpass it if they play their cards right. Either way, you should probably just try them both out and see what feels better for you.
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I've been looking for a good set up for this as well. While not exactly what you were looking for, it's worked well for me. For tasks, I use taskwarrior. It's not vim related, just a CLI tool, but it is so powerful even though it is really pretty simple. For notes, I do all my notetaking in vim and just use a markdown format and markdown preview for rendering if I want to view it while taking notes live. It's nice to use a simple standard format (markdown), be in complete control of the markdown files (can put into git repo and encrypt and store on some cloud storage if you want), and is really simple.
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I've been looking for a good set up for this as well. While not exactly what you were looking for, it's worked well for me. For tasks, I use taskwarrior. It's not vim related, just a CLI tool, but it is so powerful even though it is really pretty simple. For notes, I do all my notetaking in vim and just use a markdown format and markdown preview for rendering if I want to view it while taking notes live. It's nice to use a simple standard format (markdown), be in complete control of the markdown files (can put into git repo and encrypt and store on some cloud storage if you want), and is really simple.
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If you already use taskwarior, make sure to checkout taskwiki: https://github.com/tools-life/taskwiki (needs vimwiki)
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Also https://kdheepak.com/taskwarrior-tui/ makes Taskwarrior just that little bit quicker to use. You can use it in vim eg with https://github.com/voldikss/vim-floaterm.
