I used Gimmie for a while although it ate up too many ressources. I’ve been waiting for Mayanna to improve on these issues for some time. Also, I recently discovered Zeitgeist and Im already using it on a regular basis since development on nemo, the other time-view file manager, apparently has ceased to continue.

I am also excited about the bookmark feature. It’s really necessary to get it all together – simple information aggregation, “events” (a neat concept, btw) and tasks. Or, as in the olden days: input & output.

To get this kind of streamlined workflow, I’d love to see an integration of “getting things gnome” (http://gtg.fritalk.com/) and topshelf (https://launchpad.net/topshelf) into mayanna. With that I’d be able to prioritize e.g. docs, emails, pdfs to read from other recent files and to assign them to specific tasks or projects. The cool thing about it: it just stays out of the way.

So, thanks again and keep up the excellent work.

P.S.: I’ll eat my hat if mayanna/zeitgeist doesn’t become one of the key features in Gnome 3.0. (The other one should be zim).