Ubuntu users can install ThinkingRock by adding the package source ( deb intrepid main) to the repository. The last step is to organise your tasks and split them into smaller actionable tasks or delegated out for others to do. The Process mode is to give you a clear instruction on how to process your thoughts and filter out those that are not important/workable. Creating Tasks Now, it’s time to create the tasks. from app import db db.createall () exit () Once you’ve done this, you’ll see a new file called ‘test.db’, which has been created inside the app folder. Now, type in the following commands to create the database. The Collect mode is where you record down all your thoughts as you brainstorm. Go to the app directory and type ‘python’ on the prompt to start it. The Setup mode allows you to setup your account, including creating context, criteria and the topics. There are four main steps to this application: Setup, Collect, Process and Organise/Review. This has been very useful as it gives you a step-by-step guide to organize your thoughts and put it into actions. The developer probably knew that their complicated modules could be very difficult for the average users to get used to, that's why they included a flow chart on the Home page.
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