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I think GTDTW is an...How are you using GTDTiddlyWiki? By: Merlin Mann (77 replies) May 12, 2005 - 2:57am
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I think GTDTW is an...
I think GTDTW is an excellent implementation, but the largest drawback is that there is no server side component. If I have to keep it on a thumb drive I can’t share it, thereby eliminating most of the “wiki” functionality. But it inspired me to look for other options, such as MediaWiki, which I am toying with. I realize that conceptually you may not want your tasks in a public wiki, so the wiki on a stick capability is an understandable draw for many.