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I would like to write or find a simple time manager / todo list and run it on one of my home severs. <br />
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I would also like to hang a droid tablet or cell phone on the wall like a picture. &nbsp;If it is tuesday I would like to have a task of taking out the trash. <br />
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Come to think of it, it would be more like a calender with events. &nbsp;<br />
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I would like the calender to be date aware, if it is tuedsay I do not want to need to refresh the web page, it should say it is tuesday even if I have not touched the system for a while. &nbsp;<br />
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I think back in the day they used rss feeds for this , what ever that is :)<br />
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If there is a better way to do this let me know, I thought about skipping all this and just do a pyton script in a cron job &nbsp;<br />
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or it could be out there ready to download<br />
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timfox123<br />
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Redhat 6 &nbsp;is my server
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I would like to write or find a simple time manager / todo list and run it on one of my home severs. 

I would also like to hang a droid tablet or cell phone on the wall like a picture.  If it is tuesday I would like to have a task of taking out the trash. 

Come to think of it, it would be more like a calender with events.  

Here is the kicker 

I would like the calender to be date aware, if it is tuedsay I do not want to need to refresh the web page, it should say it is tuesday even if I have not touched the system for a while.  

I think back in the day they used rss feeds for this , what ever that is :)


If there is a better way to do this let me know, I thought about skipping all this and just do a pyton script in a cron job  

or it could be out there ready to download

timfox123

Redhat 6  is my server

Reuse a cell phone or droid tablet

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