I was giving Todo.txt apps a try as well as Joplin. But I find sometimes I need the simplest UI to get stuff done. I'm now trying Everdo, which runs a lot faster in Linux than Todoist. And Probably sticking with UpNote which has a great UI compared to Joplin which is just okay.
Everdo is a bit different but still easy to add tasks and aggregate them in a simple list. As opposed to Todo.txt apps where you have to use syntax than switch between filters which is clever but sometimes I just don't have the mental energy to use syntax and switch between filters. Different things work for different people.
#task_managment #linuxapp #everdo #upnote

For the past few weeks I've been consuming my #fediverse / #mastodon feed using a simple CLI client I wrote in Python. At the moment it serves two purposes - limiting the number of posts I read to 50 per session (currently picked at random, excluding a couple of high volume accounts I prefer to read in bulk less frequently), and interfacing with my task management framework (which is basically #gtl implemented on #everdo). I've also deliberately kept it off my phone. I'm finding this much better than the various Android clients I've tried so far.

Code is here: https://github.com/philcowans/fcli/blob/main/fcli.py - I'm afraid it's not very user friendly at the moment though.

fcli/fcli.py at main · philcowans/fcli

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