What are you using to track daily tasks?
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@wirestyle22 said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@scottalanmiller said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
NextCloud has tasks, too. Very simple.
Yeah I just wish it had commenting
Outlook task has that? or any task lists?
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@dashrender said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@wirestyle22 said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@scottalanmiller said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
NextCloud has tasks, too. Very simple.
Yeah I just wish it had commenting
Outlook task has that? or any task lists?
Nextcloud Tasks specifically
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I'm using Google Keep. I love the simplicity.
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Trello
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@magicmarker +1 to Google Keep. Love the show checkboxes option:)
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@stacksofplates said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
Wunderlist is nice for just a simple task list.
I'm using Wunderlist until it completely dies. (MS todo sucks)
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@scottalanmiller said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
NextCloud has tasks, too. Very simple.
I'm doing this more for personal stuff. I don't want to put work things out there when I have to be careful what I save.
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@dafyre said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@scottalanmiller said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
NextCloud has tasks, too. Very simple.
I'm doing this more for personal stuff. I don't want to put work things out there when I have to be careful what I save.
If it had commenting it would suffice but it doesn't.
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@stacksofplates said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@wirestyle22 said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
I am currently using Asana to track my day to day tasks but I'd like to find something self-hosted and open source if possible.
We currently use Microsoft Planner but I think looking at something else. Eh it's whatever.
Yeah it has like 10% promise, 70% wanted to gouge your eyes out, and 80% confusion about Sharepoint and where everything is stored.
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@obsolesce said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
Also, the "O" in "OWA"... do you know what that stands for?
I have found that a combination of Outlook tasks and then someplace to store refernce stuff (such as e-mails and files) that you can point to is a great option.
I also have no issues using Outlook.
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My org is big on Teams, which is just a weird combination of software. It combines everything into one piece of software, which OKAY cool. . .
But it's unfreaking usable. Simple things are 4 to 5 more steps on average, the interface is goofy to say the least and I spend more time looking at this saying WTF than I would actually spend just logging into the web portal and making my changes directly in Sharepoint.
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@brrabill said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@obsolesce said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
Also, the "O" in "OWA"... do you know what that stands for?
I have found that a combination of Outlook tasks and then someplace to store refernce stuff (such as e-mails and files) that you can point to is a great option.
I also have no issues using Outlook.
I store all that stuff inside the task itself. You can drag and drop emails, pdfs, etc... right into the task, and place them wherever you want.
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I've gotta be honest, Outlook, for all its problems and complexity, is by far the best email app I've used. I know where things are at and how to get them where I want them. I can use my keyboard for mouse to get things done.
I'll keep trying others until I find another one that is just as good, but for now, Outlook does all the things I need it to do.
Edit: I use Outlook to track all my daily stuff as well. It's the easiest app I've seen that incorporates email, calendar, and task tracking for a single user. I've tried and never been able to find a good replacement.
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@dafyre I don't personally find e-mail to be great for tasks.
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@wirestyle22 said in What are you using to track daily tasks?:
@dafyre I don't personally find e-mail to be great for tasks.
Post edited. Better?
I generally don't email to be great for tasks, but Outlook does a decent job of integrating the two.
