Dr Andus
12/13/2012 1:16 pm
jimspoon wrote:
Perhaps the easiest way to do this would be in a public spreadsheet like Pierre's:
http://www.editgrid.com/user/pplandry/List_of_Outliners
However, rather than having a column for every feature (which would create too many columns), we could have columns only for a limited number of distinguishing features, i.e. features that no other outliner/PIM has. E.g. "Unique feature 1," "Unique feature 2," etc. Maybe max. 3 to 5 (to keep it manageable)? The final column could be a link to an individual thread on this forum, where the given software has been discussed.
I think the only way to get the "feature comparison" matrix is to do a
detailed analysis of each organizer - make a organized list of its
features. Then move to the second organizer - compared to the first
organizer, you'll find features that are missing, and new features - add
those features to the list of features. On to the other organizers -
keep adding features to the list, and reorganize the list in a way that
makes sense. This could be a good collaborative effort, though people
would have very different opinions about the resulting list.
Perhaps the easiest way to do this would be in a public spreadsheet like Pierre's:
http://www.editgrid.com/user/pplandry/List_of_Outliners
However, rather than having a column for every feature (which would create too many columns), we could have columns only for a limited number of distinguishing features, i.e. features that no other outliner/PIM has. E.g. "Unique feature 1," "Unique feature 2," etc. Maybe max. 3 to 5 (to keep it manageable)? The final column could be a link to an individual thread on this forum, where the given software has been discussed.