Hi Brian. Welcome to MLO. It's an awesome app that stopped my task software hopping a few years ago. I've really enjoyed it because, as my workflow needs and hardware change, I find that MLO can always support what I need to do, (or somehow adds the needed feature shortly after!). It's the most satisfying experience I've ever had with software from that point of view. Andrey does a great job with development, and as you say, the forums are great.
Cheers, Phil. On Monday, June 3, 2013 3:55:45 PM UTC-4, Brian Cohen wrote: > > Well, I've been using Omnifocus on and off for about 3 years, leaving to > try other Mac-based task management apps, always coming back to Omnifocus > at some point. I always wanted more the what Omnifocus gave, and while > Perspectives were great, I still felt I wanted more "tweak-ability" for I > wanted my system to work. > > Somehow came across MLO recently even though it's Windows, and decided to > try the Professional trial (I'm on day 4 now I think). WOW. I mean, this > thing is unbelievably configurable! That fact that it's on Windows is not > bugging me too much, since I already run Parallels 8 on my Macbook Air for > other work-related things. I am totally (so far) blown away by the > functionality, and how smooth it runs. I'm getting the Outline/To-do list > split w/o much issue, and setting up my views, filters, etc. REALLY seeing > the power of the outline mode(s), and the task dependencies are much more > adavanced then Omnifocus. > > My only hold-back (slightly) is that right now, I feel the iOS iPhone app > (I use an iPhone and iPad) is not somewhat not up to snuff. The fact that > it's not iPhone 5 screen optimized is annoying for sure, and also that > custom views don't come over, and general navigation is...ehh..right now. > ALthough I saw in the forum here that a new iPhone app is soon to be > released (any confirmation of that, and changes/release notes so we know > generally what's coming), which is giving me hope, because I am ALWAYS on > my iPhone. I shelled out the $10 for the iPhone app, and am waiting a > little bit to try the iPad all ($20). This is very important for me, > because I am on my iPhone ALL the time, and need a better experience. > Sounds like the recent hires of iOS development is a statement of it's > forthcoming releases and changes. > > That being said, my Windows trial is going very well, and I am very happy > so far, I can't believe it's taken me this long to find MLO (probably 'cuz > I focused only on Mac apps), it's by far the most configurable system I > have experienced, feature rich, and even in a VM, runs like "butter" on my > system. I also am impressed with the community (I've browsed the forum and > even posted a question with lightning quick responses). Also the longevity > of this app gives me confidence this could be my new trusted system > (especially if a new iPhone app is on it's way :-) ) > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
