[Remind-Fans] Mobile integration
Katvanger
katvanger at gmail.com
Sat Feb 22 04:26:50 EST 2020
I have chosen a different, simpler path: I use remind only for reminders
with daily granularity, i.e. I want to know that next Tuesday is the
birthday of a family member and this Friday a public holiday. I do not care
much about the possibility to have reminders at a certain time.
A cron-job on my server sends a daily digest of reminders to the email
address (google account) of my cell phone:
remind .reminders | nail -s "Reminders" name at email.com
Basic, but simple. I realise it means I cannot look forward on my phone,
unless the reminder has an '++n' statement in it.
Having said that, the idea of remind creating a google calender which I can
enable on my phone is interesting.
Cheers, Katvanger
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> I've known remind for a long time now, but haven't been able to really integrate it into my routine. The problem is thay I rely too heavily on my smartphone, and haven't found a way to integrate them both.
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> I know that one possible solution is just to try and stop relying so much on the evil little device, but I like to explore options.
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> I've been thinking about setting up some kind of deamon and WebDAV server that would integrate into Dropbox ans, upon changes of the remind file, would compile it into an iCal ans publish it. Of course, I can edit files in Dropbox on my phone.
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> Although that could work, it sounds overly complicated. So, having been subscribe for a while on this list, I though I'd ask if any of you have any suggestions.
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> Basically, what I need is to be able to edit the source and visualize the processed results of reminders file both on my laptop and on my smartphone.
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> Thanks.
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> Juan F. Meleiro
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