Being able to maintain and use a to-do list manager using my own hardware and servers feels totally #indieweb to me.
Of course there are todo-list managers which are much easier to set up and cooler in terms of functionalities and UI, but owning this service in contrast to only using it, feels empowering.
Unfortunately though, it seems that the TaskWarrior developers lost some momentum in 2018. Wondering why?
I now I got the "TaskWarrior for Android" app by @kvorobyev also working and syncing with the Raspberry Pi at home. The Android app is old, but still fully functional.
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Being able to maintain and use a to-do list manager using my own hardware and servers feels totally #indieweb to me.
Of course there are todo-list managers which are much easier to set up and cooler in terms of functionalities and UI, but owning this service in contrast to only using it, feels empowering.
Unfortunately though, it seems that the TaskWarrior developers lost some momentum in 2018. Wondering why?
Johan Bové, May 11 2019 on social.johanbove.info