Been using taskwarrior (and the really great TUI interface
https://github.com/kdheepak/taskwarrior-tui) for about 6 months now. My favorite things:
- really fast day-to-day navigation using vim-like controls in the TUI
- automatic sorting using due date, task dependencies (A must be done for B to start), age, etc.
- task dependencies. This is really helpful for me
- decent enough cross-device sync with syncthing (I already had it up and running)
- ability to produce reports. E.g. what tasks did I complete for project X last month?
- whole system has a good set of hooks into it, making it relatively hackable
Downsides:
- was slightly intimidating at first. If you're starting out, definitely start on the simple end, and slowly add complexity to your setup (creating tasks -> due dates -> using projects -> creating task dependencies -> using contexts for work/play/study -> ... -> ...)
- really fast day-to-day navigation using vim-like controls in the TUI
- automatic sorting using due date, task dependencies (A must be done for B to start), age, etc.
- task dependencies. This is really helpful for me
- decent enough cross-device sync with syncthing (I already had it up and running)
- ability to produce reports. E.g. what tasks did I complete for project X last month?
- whole system has a good set of hooks into it, making it relatively hackable
Downsides: - was slightly intimidating at first. If you're starting out, definitely start on the simple end, and slowly add complexity to your setup (creating tasks -> due dates -> using projects -> creating task dependencies -> using contexts for work/play/study -> ... -> ...)