Followers of the Getting Things Done method of time management have a new, cool, tool to use to implement their lists. Nathan Bowers has adapted Jeremy Ruston’s Open Source TiddlyWiki for use as a Getting Things Done list manager. It’s pretty cool. There have been some great new features added recently. My favorite additions are the ability to turn off animations—which were very slow and annoying for me—and the addition of an automatic save after editing.
Start your experience with the GTDTiddlyWiki now!
There’s also a couple of active discussion threads available here and here.