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Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Sep 1, 2017 at 02:09 AM
Hi Outliners !
I’ve been following this forum for quite many years and have contributed at times on various subjects, some, if not most of the time, I admit, to inform / promote the Windows software I’ve developing.
As time goes by, it seems that most of the discussion here revolves around MacOS and IOS apps.
Are there still a “typical” share of Windows users here ? After all, latest stats still show MacOS having less than 6% market share, the bulk of the rest, some 90%, being Windows…
Do Outliners have more choices and innovations in Mac world ?
Or is there such little interest in outlining for Windows users / developers ?
Just asking…
Pierre Paul Landry
Posted by Dellu
Sep 1, 2017 at 03:45 AM
I also use Windows for some tasks.
For me, Onenote in the Windows so good that I rarely look for another note writing software. Furthermore, many of the cool features that we talk about in the Mac ecosystem are rarely impelemented in the Windows:
Posted by Dellu
Sep 1, 2017 at 03:45 AM
the features that usually come up in the mac:
Posted by Dellu
Sep 1, 2017 at 03:54 AM
sorry, I hit the touchpad…posted before I finish
I don’t know many windows apps that do my favorite features:
- (Finder) tags
- transparent storage of files to a folder
- smart folders
- saved searches
- RTF(RTFD): markdown
if there are no attractive features for a third party app, for me, it is better to rely on the big corporate tools like Onenote as they are more likely to stay around longer. Office has been around for ages.
- I find Onenote in the windows very efficient. The whole ecosytem, syncing, export…clipping… it is also great. Note other outliner has as many features as Onenote.
But, it would be interesting if Tinderbox is released for Windows.
What app are you developing?
Posted by MadaboutDana
Sep 1, 2017 at 08:28 AM
I too would be interested in knowing how many Windows users there are in the forum. I suppose Steve might be able to tell us, if he’s using Google Analytics?