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Satchel: A new way to interact with 37Signals’ Backpack emerges for PalmOS users
Started by nitinbadjatia · 10 months ago
I have to admit that I’ve been a spotty user of 37Signals’ Backpack service ever since they unleashed it into the wild. Although I love the ability to setup pages to track all kinds of odds and ends, several annoyances have gotten in the way of me becoming a devoted Backpac
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1 year ago
As a fellow GTDer, what applications have worked best for you for maintaining the GTD workflow? I am just trying backpack and well, it doesnt have the GTD methodology wired in, but I am trying to set that up. How successful have you been in doing that the past year?
Cheers,
Krishna
1 year ago
Backpack is ok, but I've moved over to Remember the Milk, primarily because it can be integrated with gmail on a firefox browser. YMMV, so the best thing to do is try an application for some time before giving up on it.