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HowTo install Tracks GTD on your mac without using Terminal

jackenhack.com — There's been a lot of buzz on the internet about a method to get organized, called Getting Things Done GTD. I use an simple and elegant solution called Tracks. It ’s made in Ruby on Rails, so to set it up can be a pain for the more technically challenged. So Here's a quick tutorial on how to set it up with Locomotive. No terminal commands needed!

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  • rosenjack, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0I have Tracks set up in a hosted arrangement eliminating the need to go through the motions of a local installation. I will be opening this up to the public and making enhancements. In the meantime, if you would like a free ‘beta’ Tracks account to use for personal use or demo purposes please send an email to brightpool_at_gmail.com (Edit for spam.) and include the username you would like assigned to you. You will be emailed back promptly with a password and login instructions. Thanks!

    -Kevin
    http://www.brightpool.com
  • SeoulBrother, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0this is sweet. thanks!
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