Daly de Gagne

Logseq for Chromebook, Android and Other Developments? 2/10/2024

Hi Steve - Thanks for your reply. I have looked at Remnote, but am not excited about it, though perhaps I need to look at it again. Heptabase interests me, but it is pricey. Amplenote, which see...

Logseq for Chromebook, Android and Other Developments? 2/9/2024

Are there any significant new developments for Logseq? Also, I wonder if there is any progress in developing a version for Chromebook? l like Logseq because it allows for local storage and synching b...

Taskade 2/4/2024

Hi Steve - Thanks. That makes sense. Daly Stephen Zeoli wrote: Hi, Daly, > >I'm guessing, but I suspect John is clipping the text from the Taskade >email updates that go out, and there are specia...

Taskade 2/3/2024

Hi - Can John, or another person from the Taskade team, or anyone else, answer my question please. Thanks in advance! Daly Daly de Gagne wrote: Hi John > >I am curious. What is the significance o...

Taskade 1/29/2024

Hi John I am curious. What is the significance of the little symbols which appear in your post before some paragraphs and by your signature? Is there a special meaning to them? Thanks. Daly

Sidekick cure: does it work? 1/1/2024

I never used Sidekick, but I remember it way back when.

What note-taking app has *actually* helped you grow your thinking in unexpected ways? 11/15/2023

Jaslar, I also appreciate Dynalist a lot. It is a great outliner. Thanks for mentioning your book, which looks interesting and timely. I will get a copy. - Daly jaslar wrote: For me it was KAMA...

A critique of tagging 11/6/2023

I agree with you - I could also live without groups or folders. Amontillado wrote: I’m out of free Medium articles, so I can’t check. >Wasn’t that anti-tagging article written in ...

A critique of tagging 11/6/2023

I agree. MadaboutDana wrote: I think it's good that he's changed his mind – or at least, >as you say, modified his stance. > >I have plenty of respect for people who are prepared to chang...

A critique of tagging 11/5/2023

Thanks Steve, that's helpful to know that date. I should have thought of looking for the date. Rather than changing his perspective on tags to a more limited view after his Second Brain book came out,...

A critique of tagging 11/5/2023

Dellu, agree with your last statement. Forte's statement on tag use is very arbitrary. Interestingly, in the bonus chapter dealing with tags, of his Second Brain book he makes a case for using tags, a...

A critique of tagging 11/4/2023

Hi Steve - This topic prompted me to check my electronic copy of Tiago Forte's Building a Second Brain. I discovered something interesting that I had previously overlooked. At the book's end there is...

A critique of tagging 11/4/2023

Hi Amontillado - I agree with your use case for tags. When I first saw tags way back when, I used them in addition to folders. After some time I realized I was no longer using folders. Tags and su...

A critique of tagging 11/4/2023

Hi Stephen - I read this article recently on Medium, and reading again what Tiago Forte wrote my response hasn't changed. To some extent, what he has done is set up a straw person, relying on on o...

What note-taking app has *actually* helped you grow your thinking in unexpected ways? 10/30/2023

My apologies to the group for inadvertently posting twice.

What note-taking app has *actually* helped you grow your thinking in unexpected ways? 10/30/2023

Dominik - good to see you! I sometimes think of ADM also, and wish that it had survived. In ways it was before its time. Visually, I especially liked that ADM didn't resemble other Windows programs ...

What note-taking app has *actually* helped you grow your thinking in unexpected ways? 10/30/2023

Dominik - good to see you! I sometimes think of ADM also, and wish that it had survived. In ways it was before its time. Visually, I especially liked that ADM didn't resemble other Windows programs ...

Heptabase - Crimp cured? 10/3/2023

Hi Dormouse - I am interested in what you wrote about using Mindomo in your writing process. I had not really thought much about using a mind mapping program in writing although I have used Mindomo fo...

MLO Question 9/8/2023

I see that I was the one who had asked that question, and I also forgot the answer. Good catch, Lucas! Lucas wrote: Hi Daly, it looks like this question came up a couple of years ago, and >the app i...

MLO Question 9/8/2023

Thanks Lucas Life Balance is it! Daly Lucas wrote: Also, it looks to still be downloadable here, although the page loads >very slowly (on my system it initially looks like it won't load, but >the...

MLO Question 9/7/2023

Thanks, Franz. No, it wasn't Remember the Milk. Franz Grieser wrote: I guess you are talking about "Remember the Milk": >https://www.rememberthemilk.com/about/

MLO Question 9/7/2023

Back in the day I recall there were two programs which were somewhat similar. One was My Life Organized, but I do not recall the name of the other. If anyone can remember the name, or take a guess at ...

Another one goes subscription 9/3/2023

Thanks, Stephen I used Notetaker when I briefly tried out a Mac many years ago. Daly Stephen Zeoli wrote: Notetaker is very similar to Circus Ponies. In fact, it is my >understanding that Noteta...

Another one goes subscription 9/3/2023

Thanks Nick. I remember using it when briefly working with a Mac back in the day. NickG wrote: It was NoteTaker, from Aquaminds. As Paul Korm says, it's still >available on the Mac App Store. > >As ...

Another one goes subscription 9/2/2023

Stephen, was there an app similar to the Circus Ponies notebook for Windows and/or Mac? It seems to me that there was, but I can't remember its name. Thanks. - Daly Andy Brice wrote: > >Stephen...

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