The default Python support isn't that good yet. Its output has prompts all over the place, and it can't handle empty lines inside function definitions.

To get around this, we can use the IPython kernel for Jupyter instead.

Include the Jupyter package in your installed Python command. For example, I use something like:

pkgs.python36.withPackages(ps: with ps; [matplotlib tabulate numpy jupyter])

This install will put in assorted Jupyter command line tools for you. For example, you should now be able to run jupyter kernelspec list and see your Python 3 kernel.

Remember to also include (ipython . t) inside the org-babel-load-languages variable.

Unfortunately, ob-ipython has its own difficulty. Mainly, the table export (which works very nicely with normal Python) is broken, and the first listed in their Github readme is out of date.

I'll look at this again next year.

It's a ruby project

sudo aptitude install ruby
mkdir ~/taskjuggler
gem install --install-dir ~/taskjuggler taskjuggler

1. Define an effort property and column
2. Add a taskjuggler_tag to the top of your tree.
3. M-x org-export-as-taskjuggler-and-open

• ORDERED property
• BLOCKER property says what we depend on ('previous-sibling', or a task id)

Make a separate tree for people.

Give each person a resource_id property

Give your tasks allocate properties, saying who they depend on.

Each entry in an org-mode outline can have properties. They go inside a PROPERTIES…END block. Each properties is a key-value pair which is written on one line.

* My-Heading
:PROPERTIES:
:Title: Whatever
:END:

C-c C-x p sets a property.

S-left and S-right switch between allowed values for a property.

C-c C-c D kill a property out of the whole file.

Properties may be searched like tags.

There's an API for controlling properties using elisp.

Todo status is implemented as a special property.

C-c C-t toggles the todo status of the current branch.

C-c C-x a org-toggle-archive-tag

C-u C-c C-x a tag archive children without TODO entries

C-c C-x A org-archive-to-archive-sibling puts it in a parallel subtree

C-C C-x C-s or C-c $ org-archive-subtree

C-u C-c C-x C-s children to subtree

There's also a timestamp one, which I won't bother with.

Let you filter based on dates, regex, properties or TODO.

Collapse most of the tree, so you can only see those things you asked for.

http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html

This looks like the thing.

Link is C-c l

You can link to another org file using my-file.html

You can include another file using INCLUDE:

#+INCLUDE: "my-file.org" org

http://orgmode.org/manual/Creating-timestamps.html#Creating-timestamps

• Can repeat
• Can have ranges
• Can be generated by an SEXP

C-c . org-time-stamp

C-u C-c . date and time

C-c < org-date-from-calendar today's date

C-C > org-goto-calendar

C-c C-o org-open-at-point open an agenda at that date

Shift + cursor keys change the date

C-c C-y org-evaluate-time-range compute difference between dates

http://orgmode.org/manual/Agenda-views.html#Agenda-views

C-c a opens the agenda menu. Then you choose which agenda view you want.

You can filter the agenda in various ways:

• / for tags
• < for category
• = for regex
• ^ nearby things
• | clear filters
• space to go to the place where this item came from.
• F (follow) to display items as you move through the agenda.
• C-k delete item
• t toggle todo status
• C-c schedule it
• C-d deadline it
• S-left S-right move the timestamp
• m mark item
• B bulk action
• x exit and clear out opened buffers
• C-x w write agenda to file
• C-x C-c C-x toggle columns mode

The Interleave Package is a way to take notes on a PDF side-by-side with an org-mode buffer.

You have a notes file, and a key combination.

Press the key combination, type your note, it gets put in the file.

You can do this from anywhere in Emacs.

C-c e

This is obviously excellent.

Consider these headers for latex export:

#+AUTHOR:
#+TITLE:
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil num:0
#+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{fullpage, parskip}

Org can just work out things like %%(org-anniversary). Do that.

%%(org-calendar-holiday)