Paul Korm
12/25/2014 1:55 pm
I agree with Stephen Zeoli's overall assessment -- I believe that on desktops in 2014 not much is new from a CRIMPing perspective.
On OS X, in 2015 I will be looking forward to a possible new version of DEVONthink (speculating on hints dropped on that forum). Also, perhaps better integration with iOS -- especially Ulysses for iOS (announced and expected "in a few weeks") and Scrivener.
In 2015 and beyond, purely because of the small footprint and portability, I would like to do more work on iPad -- but anything that involves sustained research and gathering a corpus of notes, annotations, and original sources is not yet as easy to manage on iPad as it is on the desktop.
Stephen Zeoli wrote
On OS X, in 2015 I will be looking forward to a possible new version of DEVONthink (speculating on hints dropped on that forum). Also, perhaps better integration with iOS -- especially Ulysses for iOS (announced and expected "in a few weeks") and Scrivener.
In 2015 and beyond, purely because of the small footprint and portability, I would like to do more work on iPad -- but anything that involves sustained research and gathering a corpus of notes, annotations, and original sources is not yet as easy to manage on iPad as it is on the desktop.
Stephen Zeoli wrote
It feels as if there hasn’t been anything new which is all that system-rattling, at least on computers.