That's a very extensive list of org files you have there :) I bypass org-agenda for mobile viewing by scheduling a job to call org-html-...

That's a very extensive list of org files you have there :) I bypass org-agenda for mobile viewing by scheduling a job to call org-html-export-to-html on each .org file. Dropbox mobile works well for viewing the exported HTML. There is zero hassle once the script is running. Here's the rake script I use: https://gist.github.com/shoover/d75a58074be9894bfc54 . The core emacs batch command for html export is simple enough. The rake-isms are there to find all the .org files in the given directories and check timestamps. There is optional elisp to deal with loading my latest org-mode and not the built-in one. The INDEX business was added to deal with MobileOrg but I no longer use that. Read-only HTML in Dropbox is good enough for me. Agreed that internal linking is a pain point. I just use `C-c l` and suffer the dead links. Agreed regarding remote editing. Gmail drafts "transport" are what I end up using. It's not terrible but could be better.

Posted by shoover on Sep 5, 2014, 6:35 PM

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