Presentation
Holyview is a tool design to help you choosing what could be the most efficient thing to work on right now. It is based on the approach suggested by Stephen Covey of classifying things by importance and urgence and to focus on important and non-urgent stuff.
More details here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Things_First_(book)
To see your items in a grid (like that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:MerrillCoveyMatrix.png) press the G key.
Usage example
Create severals items (using ‘a’). Change their importances/urgences using ‘i’/’I’ and ‘u’/’U’. Press G to enter grid mode. Choose what to do. Do it. Save the world.
You have worked on a task? Just press + to give it one more point. The date when you have added a point is recorded. This way, graphiques of activities will be possible.
Installation
As root:
# python setup.py install
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