> * To do lists/Reminders

I use a file called ~/TODO for that in this format:

  |  % cat ~/TODO
  |  == EASY ==
  |    todo/no/progress
  |  . task/some/progress
  |  x task/done
  |
  |  == MEDM ==
  |    todo/no/progress
  |  . task/some/progress
  |  x task/done
  |
  |  == HARD ==
  |    todo/no/progress
  |  . task/some/progress
  |  x task/done

> * Bookmark lists

I use a file called ~/SITES for that in this format:

  |  % cat ~/SITES
  |
  |  begin category
  |    http://link link name
  |    http://link <b>more interesting link</b>
  |    begin subcategory
  |      http://link link name
  |      http://link <b>more interesting link</b>
  |    end
  |  end

I then generate HTML file SITES.htm with 'clickable' links with a script from that file in cron(1) hourly.

> * Financial tools

Just a XLS file with GNUMERIC/LIBREOFFICE for editions.

> * Calenders/Reminders

I use a file called ~/CAL for that in this format:

  | % cat ~/CAL
  | 09/28  c  car/something
  | 10/04  B  birthday/someone
  | 10/08  x  some/event/other
  | 10/12  N  some/name/event
  | 11/10  B  birthday/someone/else

... and everytime I spawn a new xterm(1) terminal a script that parses ~/CAL starts with 21 days upfront to remind me what I have to remember, like that

  | ==
  |     TODAY IS 10/26  B  birthday/someone
  | 15 day(s) to 11/10  B  birthday/someone/else
  | 22:54|hostname|dir % _
  | ==

> * Files on disk

ZFS with LZ4 compression + GELI encryption on FreeBSD.

Regards,

vermaden