A Simple to Do List in Logseq
Logseq is a great piece of software that so many people seem to sleep on because it isn’t Obsidian or Notion or some other closed-source application. But for someone who wants to use open source and maybe isn’t interested in the learning curve of Emacs or Vim, you really can’t go wrong. In my case, I use Helix for text, Zed code writing and Logseq for outlines and to do tasks. I used to be a big follower of GTD, but lately I find that a simple todo list works just fine for me. I don’t need a complicated system to do the things I do, a list of tasks and maybe a shopping list suffice. Something that syncs between my computer and phone is a bonus. So, I keep my tasks in Logseq with a single page called “To Do”. ...