Emacs! Why?
Org-mode: Best note taking for work/life.
Magit: Git on steroids!
Evil-mode: Because Vim key bindings are far superior imo.
Elisp: The power to extend your editor however you want.

Org mode as kanban board for personal projects is quite usable.
(trying to find if this gonna works)

Over 100+ learning about, and configuring my i3 .config, .vimrc, .bashrc, etc. Exactly how I want it. Then one day: "Meh, time to reinstall and delete all configs!"
I have a serious problem.

Started a git repo of org mode files to track work on epics. Coz Jira is just that f***ing slow.

Org-mode vs. taskwarrior vs. Vim-Org-mode?

Anyone experienced with Cli Todo/Project management?

I am looking for something Cli based with the ability to sync across machines/mobile phones and found these left on the list after some research.

Can anyone share experience with one or some of these tools?
How would your work flow look like?
Are there alternatives I may have missed?

Emacs and org mode

I enjoy spacemacs alot, Org-mode is powerfull af

ORG Mode for Emacs - Best note taking application ever.

Does anybody else find it better than Evernote, oneNote like I do too ?

Org-mode
I didn't expect it to be this addictive

I was just curious about this: how many of you guys uses emacs/vim? Is it your main editor or just for quick editing? Any specific reason besides familiarity?

I ask this because I'm a late adopter of emacs. It is my quick editor (I use jetbrains IDEs). Fell in love with mu4e and twitter-mode, but org-mode was the deal breaker.

Org-mode as it has the potential to change your life :-)

Astonishing in how many different areas it beats the tools I used before.

From todo lists, documentation,publications or even presentations it ruled out my old workflows and the journey is not over .

I simply adore the pairing of Org-mode and pandoc. I was able to write up something super quick and format it beautifully for my friend in a PDF without hardly any extra work!