Emacs: Org todo and agenda basics

In this ~45-minute video I cover the basics of managing your task list with Org mode. The idea is to write tasks in a simple file and then use the Org agenda views to display and filter the tasks you are interested in. Throughout the video I also comment on relevant points about the overall workflow.

[DinabandhuK]

I was using org mode only for notes. Org agendas are now my default planner. Org habits seems to be another great tool. Thank you. Your videos are excellent.

[gamerboy]

I really appreciate these kind of well explained videos on the basics of org usage and emacs in general. Thank you.

[SidneyM]

really love those M-RET tips. thanks Prot!

[accordfinal]

素晴しい解説。Excellent demonstration! Thank you!

[MichaelVash]

Thia and your org capturee video seem like they aee going to he super helpful.

Just taking my first steps into really learning emacs. Currently doom but will be working on my own config.

Thanks for the video.

[Quashr]

Thanks prot. This is super interesting. To me, scheduled and deadline mean the exact opposite. When I schedule something, it has to happen at that specific point in time and date; like a dentist appointment. A deadline is more like a timeframe. It doesn't really matter when I do it, the date just states the latest date where it needs to be done by.

[compns-ng]

Thanks as always for the great video Prot. If there is enough interest and you think there is much more to share, I would love to see a video on advanced usage of org todo and agenda, even if it is centric to your particular methods or preferences.

[fikrirahmatnurhidayat]

Why is your configuration always looks clean.