I updated Nozbe2XMind a bit, published all project sources, and moved distribution to PyPi so it can be installed using standard easy_install.

In the previous Nozbe2XMind announcement I promised illustrated, detailed instruction. But I finally decided to make a screencast.

So here it is: Nozbe2XMind in action:

Big, important update to my export Nozbe as a mind map script. It is now possible to save changes made on the mind-map back to Nozbe!

Smaller changes also present in this release:

• download actions as CSV file (to be viewed in OOCalc, Excel or other spreadsheet),
• more information on the map (project tags, marking repeating and shared actions).

I updated a little bit my export Nozbe as mind map script. The script is still one-sided (upload to Nozbe is not yet implemented), but the generated map looks a bit better.

Before going into details, some pictures. Example map:

I recently decided to try GTD (Getting Things Done) to make my life more organized. As I use 3 different computers, web application seemed to be a logical choice. After reading a few reviews, and briefly testing five sites, I finally settled on Nozbe, mainly because it seemed as a place which may help me to learn GTD instead of just making it possible to use it.

It is too early for any conclusions, but in general I like Nozbe while I am collecting my tasks and checking my ToDo's. But since I put noticeable number of tasks there, I find it difficult to do a solid review. No way to see the whole thing (and it is not only a Nozbe problem, other sites also do not seem to offer much help here).

So I wrote a tool which helps me to see all my projects and tasks together and at once.