Alexander Deliyannis
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Dark themes
2/2/2018
Andy Brice wrote:
>I added a dark 'skin' for Hyper Plan on Windows a while back.
Thanks; admittedly I didn't notice that, I'm still getting acquainted with this powerful programme of yours.
Dark themes
2/2/2018
Paul Korm wrote:
>I used fLux for years before Night Shift came along, and agree with Andy that the effect is very useful.
Indeed; these days I'm using a borrowed laptop where it's not installed and ...
Pagico 8
2/2/2018
Brilliant, thanks!
Dark themes
2/1/2018
Rightnote's latest beta includes, among several other improvements, an optional dark theme. While I haven't worked with this yet, I have acquired a strong preference for dark themes in recent months. ...
Pagico 8
2/1/2018
MadaboutDana wrote:
>After several years of watching Pagico, unsure at first whether it would
>survive (given its then complexity), I have finally been impressed
>enough to move our entire team over t...
iA Writer is coming to Windows - Please support the Kickstarter Campaign to make it happen!
1/27/2018
Thanks Dominik, I just pledged too; I'd very much want to be able to use this in Windows.
I think that this is a great way for developers to assess the market and for us users to put our money where ...
ikandi wrote:
>I have used B-Folders for many years. (jointlogic.com).
>It is multi-platform, but the best thing about it, is the syncing tool,
>which is non-cloud, and connects via local IP address.
...
Andy Brice wrote:
>Now we need to do a much better job on the marketing (which is more
>difficult and less interesting than the programming).
First of all, kudos for the excellent work with Hyper Pla...
Markdown everywhere
1/7/2018
Dr Andus wrote:
>There are some good links to various Markdown resources in this article:
Dr Andus, thanks for the heads up on the resources, and also for bringing my attention to this (much) older p...
washere wrote:
>I've played round with many of these genre of tools, as well as the
>opposite i.e. beefier packages used for huge Mega commercial sites, and
>always look out for new ones. There are qu...
Happy New Year wishes
1/7/2018
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>What is your CRIMPing wish for 2018?
My #1 wish, for several years, is for more (truly) multiplatform / multilocation offerings, i.e. local (Windows/Mac/Linux) +mobile +online. ...
Important note to new forum users
1/7/2018
Dr Andus wrote:
>Chris,
>
>This might be a good moment to thank you for making this forum available
>and for your continuing support. Much appreciated!
Echoed; three cheers!
Atlassian Confluence now supports Markdown
12/29/2017
It may be of interest to users of collaborative tools in this forum that the Atlassian Confluence wiki has, since late summer, switched from WikiMarkup to Markdown for formatting of content (I, for on...
Thanks for this Xmas 'present' washere, will check it out right away!
washere wrote:
>Merry Christmas to all.
I second that :-)
Thanks Neville, I will check it out. And Merry Christmas down under!
Hi Mila, Merry Christmas, and welcome to the forum; I am personally grateful when developers provide here information on new products.
I find the concept described in your blog posts very interesting...
CRIMPing alert: new app looks fascinating!
12/22/2017
This also doesn't explain why some users had to pay for the upgrade and others not...
Paul Korm wrote:
The Agenda team wrote me to say "Beta refers to the fact that we're
>still in an (invite-only) t...
Dynalist Pro 50% off sale
12/22/2017
This is as a demonstration of serious lack of marketing common sense; makes me wonder, when they play games, do they intentionally try to score against their own team?
Sorry, this may be partly off-t...
Speare word processor
12/9/2017
Amontillado wrote:
Probably not for me, but interesting. It looks a little like Ulysses and
>seems to work a little like Writers Blocks - https://speare.com
In a recent thread http://www.outlinersoft...
Tell us about your book
11/29/2017
MadaboutDana wrote:
>Damn, I'm so impressed by all these unexpected authors. Bravo, everybody!
I concur; bravi, bravissimi--and thanks to Stephen Z. for starting the thread!
What is the oldest application you use?
11/13/2017
xtabber wrote:
>If you want to try Kedit, the demo version will only save the first 75
>lines of a file, but is otherwise fully functional, and full
>documentation can be downloaded from the web site....
What is the oldest application you use?
11/7/2017
Lothar Scholz wrote:
>So what are the apps you use already for a long time without upgrading?
Great question. Brainstorm, and the original Audible Manager which probably dates around the early 00s, ...
TiddlyWiki resurgent
10/18/2017
MadaboutDana wrote:
>Fourthly, Notion, which
>is really quite nice and developing into quite a promising universal
>wiki thingy (notion.io).
I believe it is https://www.notion.so/
Process Documentation?
10/17/2017
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>I would have probably resorted to Plone https://docs.plone.org/ or
>Confluence https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/features The
>latter is promoted heavily in r...
Process Documentation?
10/17/2017
Garland Coulson wrote:
>I gave some further thought to your Wordpress suggestion and I did find
>some themes and plugins that are specific for knowledge bases. So I will
>give them a try. Thanks for t...