GTD and Linux: One Technical "How To"

GTD and Linux: One Technical “How To”

April 23rd, 2008 Oliver Starr
Categories | Getting Things Done | Implementation

Linux, GTD and Sweet, Sweet Music is a blog primarily dedicated to using Linux for GTD related tasks - or doing GTD related tasks while running Linux - your choice. There’s an article they just published that - for the technically inclined - is an excellent and detailed resource on using mh-e under GTD.

If you’re a techie of the more hardcore variety, this site is certainly going to appeal to you~~, for the author of the site - I’d be glad to update this post with some information about you if you care to provide any; your “about you” section of your blog is very sparsley populated.~~ Pete Phillips, the author of this blog has in interesting and eclectic background. If you’re every in his part of the UK, you should check out his band…

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2 Responses to “GTD and Linux: One Technical “How To””

Pete Phillips // Apr 25, 2008 at 10:54 am

Hi

thanks for the prod on the blog. I have now added a section with some details about myself.

http://ccgi.philfam.co.uk/wordpress/2008/04/25/25

Cheers,
Pete

PS: your link to my post about mh-e on this page has 2 sets of http:// in the URL.
owstarr // Apr 25, 2008 at 2:59 pm

Thanks, Pete. fixed and post updated with a link to your profile.

Oliver