Ruby on Rails: Application - Tracks

I am a person who really needs a task management system. Otherwise, I will forget lots of important stuff and my time table will not be so optimal. Before using web-based application, I used Getting Things GNOME (GTG) which is popular in Linux system. GTG also supports Remember the milk so that you can synchronise your job list with different computers. However, I always forgot to click the sync button and the job list goes messy right now. Thus, I try to find something which is online as I have a Linux server in my office. Then, I found Track (http://www.getontracks.org/) which is implemented with Ruby on Rails. Tracks is a web-based application to help you implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done™ methodology. This is open-source project so you can design your own style and functionalities if you know Ruby on Rails. It has a built-in webserver which is WEBrick (I suggest to use Mongrel as I found WEBrick has some problems when I access the web page), so that you can run it on your own computer if you like. With this application, I can edit my tasks in a centralised way, and I don't need to worry about the synchronisation problem. Once my server didn't dead, I still can view and edit my schedule.