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Sorry, Stephen – yes, just to confirm that like Paul, I still use it (albeit to a limited extent) and it runs fine on the latest version of OS 15.4.1
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
Thanks, Paul.
The direct Mac equivalent is MacJournal, which is desktop-only, but free and very powerful.
The features and look are very similar!
Directory of infinite canvas tools
5/8/2025
There’s a nice plugin for Obsidian which turns a “canvas” into an outline: Canvas2Document. It turns a complete canvas of linked notes into a single long-form document integrating al...
Noteplan is a spectacular piece of software, and I used to love it. But then Eduard increased the price to a level which I simply couldn’t accept, hence my switch to Obsidian (Sync costs less th...
Personally, I’ve now pivoted to and am very happy with Obsidian, over multiple platforms, synced using their own service (Obsidian Sync).
Thing is, I can configure Obsidian in any one of hundre...
Directory of infinite canvas tools
5/5/2025
They’ve also forgotten Apple Numbers and Growly Notes.
You might want to add Manuskript to the list, too: http://www.theologeek.ch/manuskript/
Oh, and of course I’m forgetting an obvious candidate: TextMaker by Softmaker. It doesn’t have timelines (although I believe you could create one using the built-in tools), but it has exce...
Ah, you and I replied more or less simultaneously, Frank ;-)
Franz Grieser wrote:
Hi Graham.
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>I am not sure what you need the timeline feature for.
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>There are several novel writing apps with a ti...
Oh, and actually, the successor to Writer’s Cafe, Jutoh, does pretty much everything you’ve described: https://www.jutoh.com/features.html
Well, it’s a little old now, but still a good piece of software: Anthemion’s Writer’s Cafe is available for free, and does some of what you want (although it’s not really a bib...
Heh heh, I’m amused by your question, because I’m enjoying Obsidian for precisely this reason – I’m finding ways to produce the perfect PKM based on careful selection of m...
Collaboration Frustration
3/24/2025
I’ve just finally succumbed to CRIMPtation and subscribed to Obsidian Sync (the lower tier), and I must say, it makes a big difference. No more complex attempts at cross-syncing from GitHub (Obs...
Collaboration Frustration
3/22/2025
Ah yes, I see. Well, there’s always Obsidian ;-)
Collaboration Frustration
3/19/2025
Er, Craft can indeed move blocks around, either by dragging and dropping (hover over a block, you’ll see a “handle” on the left-hand side) or using keyboard shortcuts (Option+Command...
Coppice
3/6/2025
Ah, I remember Coppice! I was profoundly impressed by it when it first appeared, but didn’t go ahead and subscribe simply because it’s uniplatform (Mac only).
But what a great piece of so...
Crimping as nihilism
2/5/2025
Perfect!
Dormouse wrote:
>CRIMPers find joy in playing with productivity apps
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>PROCRASTINATors with a tendency to guilt find relief in playing with
>productivity apps
>devil-may-care PROCRASTINATo...
Wow, Neville, Clibu Notes is turning into a very impressive piece of software.
I have a busy CRIMPing schedule ;-), but I’m going to try it out a.s.a.p.
Acreom
2/4/2025
I’ve had exactly the same issue. I’ve now refined my list of Obsidian plugins to a bare minimum, which meets pretty well all my needs, but I prefer to manage my tasks using another system,...
Acreom
2/4/2025
... and a couple of other things I should have mentioned.
There are back/forward arrows in the top (menu) bar which allow you to move back/forward through the pages you’ve been viewing.
And ...
Acreom
2/3/2025
Picking up interested inquiries from the other thread on Tana...
acreom is a flexible piece of software intended primarily for programmers running complex projects with lots of tasks.
But actually,...
Tana public launch
2/3/2025
Sure. I’ve switched over to the dedicated thread!
Crimping as nihilism
2/3/2025
Very nicely put. Shows a certain desire to avoid examining the nature of CRIMPing too closely, but hey, we all understand ;-)
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
Productivity is a means to an end, not an end in its...
Crimping as nihilism
2/3/2025
... and actually, I suspect a whole lot of us don’t lack confidence or belief in ourselves at all, but are what could best be described as Curious Cats!
Curiosity is a Good Thing, in that it ke...
Crimping as nihilism
2/3/2025
After musing further on this alarming article (wow, what a lot of detailed breakdowns!), I must disagree with the author’s simplistic conclusion.
One of the main reasons I think we all CRIMP is...