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From: wbm <bent...@curriemacleod.net>
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Subject: Android and orgmode for vim
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I recently switched to vi from emacs in part because of orgmode for vi.   
On my android tablet (asus with keyboard), terminal-ide provides a great 
environment for programing and editing org files - it includes vim, git, 
rsync, ssh, etc.  However, I have found that only the outlining from 
vim-orgmode works.  The agenda command does not, which is the one command I 
use all the time.  Does anybody have any experience getting vim-orgmode to 
work on terminal-ide?

I might add, that in general this is a far better solution that mobileorg, 
which I used for a while, but found basically not really useful.  
terminal-ide supports git, so one can create a git repo for org files, and 
use git to manage the synchronization (or use dropbox, but that is a bit 
less convenient, and more error prone).

Many thanks in  advance for the help.

best wbm

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I recently switched to vi from emacs in part because of orgmode for vi.&nbsp;&nbsp; On my android tablet (asus with keyboard), terminal-ide provides a great environment for programing and editing org files - it includes vim, git, rsync, ssh, etc.&nbsp; However, I have found that only the outlining from vim-orgmode works.&nbsp; The agenda command does not, which is the one command I use all the time.&nbsp; Does anybody have any experience getting vim-orgmode to work on terminal-ide?<br><br>I might add, that in general this is a far better solution that mobileorg, which I used for a while, but found basically not really useful.&nbsp; terminal-ide supports git, so one can create a git repo for org files, and use git to manage the synchronization (or use dropbox, but that is a bit less convenient, and more error prone).<br><br>Many thanks in&nbsp; advance for the help.<br><br>best wbm<br>
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