Misli - organize notes and visually correlate them in a graph - link to files, too

Posted by WSP
Dec 18, 2015 at 12:35 AM

I’m trying it out too. Very promising. I like its retro style.

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Donovan wrote:
Isn’t it strange how the brain works from one person to the next? I see
>these types of tools and it just as well be an electrical engineering
>schematic. They just make no sense at all to me. I practically break out
>in hives when I have to look at a mindmap. Yet tree-based information
>with folders and notes and sub-folders and child notes - I’m in heaven.
>It’s a little like the text versus icon thing—I have used an
>incredible piece of software since 1996(!) from MicroSeconds called
>EasyDesktop. It’s a desktop-replacement program in it’s 9th version that
>is *text* based, multiple pages with space for almost 700 buttons with a
>text label that launches programs, documents, websites, etc. It’s the
>first program I put on any new PC. It’s a whole different way of getting
>around in Windows, but being a very text-centric person, I absolutely
>LOVE it. It never took off like I thought it would, but I still think
>this just “makes sense” (to me). It’s still developed by a really nice
>guy in Southern California.
>http://www.microseconds.com/easydesktop-90.html
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