I searched the forum for references to this before I wasted time with it, and I am glad I didn't find any info because I wouldn't have downloaded it and given it a try. Remus Information Management (RIM) is based on Eclipse and it is like a combination of Microsoft Project, IdeaMason, OneNote, and TweetDeck. It is really fantastic.
http://remus-software.org/

Looks promising indeed... and quite mature.

Cheers /jerome

L. S. Russell wrote:

Remus >Information Management (RIM) is based on Eclipse and it is like a combination of
Microsoft Project, IdeaMason, OneNote, and TweetDeck. It is really >fantastic.
http://remus-software.org/

My first impression is that it could be the first possible replacement for a program I used intensively some years ago before it became abandonware, that it OmeaPro.
Many thanks for sharing this!

Ah yes, OmeaPro. I loved that program. It ran slowly on my laptop, but I could store everything in there and organize it easily as well. Unfortunately, I never really used it in a "production" mode. It just ran too slowly.

Remus looks very interesting. One of these days I will probably download it to my Macbook and give it a whirl.

Jim