Alexander Deliyannis
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OutWiker 1.7
12/1/2012
I like the development of Outwiker. I'm currently testing it in parallel with Keepnote, which is also cross platform (I work in Windows and GNU/Linux) and also keeps its files in a directory tree. Out...
Scapple
11/28/2012
Ioa, many thanks for your posting and clarification of the concept behind Scapple. Are you planning to port it to Windows as well?
Scapple
11/27/2012
Do you also find VUE faster and more responsive?
I use CMap Tools only for diagrams that are to be presented. There's a simple workaround for the question marks in arrows (just drag them under the to...
Scapple
11/27/2012
It is very reminiscent of CMap Tools. It can nevertheless stand out if it is fast, light and intuitive. CMap is just the opposite.
Programmer's Notepad
11/26/2012
From the feature list and other info available, as well as the description below, it is not clear to me whether one can save a 'session', i.e. a set of text files to open all together, either upon sta...
Windows 8 Pro, outliners and PIMs
11/26/2012
Thia article might be of interest:
10 reasons to choose Ubuntu 12.10 over Windows 8
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2013431/10-reasons-to-choose-ubuntu-12-10-over-windows-8.html?page=0
Programmer's Notepad
11/26/2012
Nice! It looks similar with EmEditor which was my previous Windows editor of choice (not free). My current choice is TEA --unrelated to the Text Editor Anywher utility, also discussed here in the past...
Black Hole Organizer?
11/25/2012
I understand what Stephen Z. means by saying that the program hasn't advanced much in 10 years: there is no way to import or export items (aside copy/paste), no tags, categories are exclusive (i.e. no...
Black Hole Organizer?
11/24/2012
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Zoot, Sycon IDEA, Keepnote... any others?
Plus UltraRecall which can be configured as a 3-pane outliner.
Black Hole Organizer?
11/24/2012
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Yes, this is one of the grand daddy info managers. In its early days, it
>was innovative. Now it is pretty unremarkable
Yet even today, there are not so many 3-pane outliners ou...
Black Hole Organizer?
11/23/2012
I like the 3-pane structure of the program, I wish more information managers adopted this approach. When the number of information items stored grow considerably, the tree in a 2-pane outliner can bec...
Black Hole Organizer?
11/23/2012
Steve wrote:
>The publisher of Black Hole is Lincoln Beach Software;
>http://www.lincolnbeach.com/blackhole.asp
In Bits du Jour it has the following conversation:
Robert Bull: Is this the same pro...
Using Markdown Like An Academic
11/20/2012
Nice! Thank you very much :-)
The Process of Creating Data Visualizations
11/18/2012
Whether you've watched Lost or not, this is worth checking out: http://intuitionanalytics.com/other/lostalgic/
Note taker accepting input via email
11/18/2012
Thanks for this; I had no idea!
In the meantime I found that Simplenote also accepts notes via email. But these are text only, and I was looking for a rich text solution like Evernote.
Note taker accepting input via email
11/17/2012
Do you know of any simple and convenient notetaking app (ideally with local client) which can accept input, among others, via a special email address?
The obvious answer here is Evernote; the problem...
Just a note to add that Task Unifier, the cross-platform taks management application I mentioned earlier, in its new version support sub-contexts, sub-folders and sub-goals. The sub folders bit is par...
Wanted: Outliner with Tree-Wordcount
11/12/2012
Dr Andus wrote:
>Having said that, I'm also wondering if there are any other two-pane
>outliners that can do this. This feature was one of the main reasons I
>went with Scrivener for my writing projec...
I should have added that my starting point is the desktop 90% of the time, so the Android applications, while nice, don't help me much in my usual workflow. But for others things may be the other way ...
MadaboutDana wrote:
>I haven't found a desktop app that works offline with Todoist, it's
>true. But please note that Todoist now claim their web apps all work
>offline, too (including their mobile app...
PiggyDB
11/10/2012
Dr Andus wrote:
>How stable is Piggydb at this stage of its development? I looked into it
>a while ago but for some reason it didn't feel like it was mature enough
>yet for mission-critical projects. ...
PiggyDB
11/10/2012
Chris Murtland wrote:
>At least in ConnectedText, categories (which are the same as tags), can
>be placed into a hierarchy.
CT is a very advanced and flexible tool by wiki standards. For example, the...
Anybody met this outliner?
11/10/2012
Dr Andus wrote:
>That's a bold claim ;) Would you care to
>elaborate? (I'm intrigued by Piggydb but haven't had time to test drive it).
First of all, let me say that I've never been particularly a...
PiggyDB
11/10/2012
I posted here http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/4445/0/anybody-met-this-outliner
the following statement
>By the way, Piggydb is evolving nicely into a paradigm much more solid than wikis....
Anybody met this outliner?
11/10/2012
Never heard of it before, but I find it interesting that, once again, a rather original idea is coming from Japan. The "split identity" outliner is one thing, the combination with the browser and HTML...