I'll keep that in mind, too Dr Andus wrote: Stephen Zeoli wrote: >> You will >>need to be sure to move or copy any external files you use into >TheBrain >>(there's an option to just link to the file,...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: I don't know anything about Chronosync or rsync, so can't comment on >that. As to an external hard drive, I guess that could work. You will >need to be sure to move or copy any ex...

Thanks Steve, that sounds like it was impractical on a daily basis. I was more thinking along the lines of an automatable sync process using utilities such as Chronosync, rsync and the like. Or even p...

I was wondering whether TheBrain can be synced without the cloud. The rationale behind is not so much the added cost but more so the fact that I simply would not want to trust my data to the cloud w...

Regarding the subject of the thread, Taskpaper is now open source. Perhaps not all is lost if someone smart picks it up. http://blog.hogbaysoftware.com Best Prion

At least they have dropped their silly pending software patent (english language syntax highlighting) that relied heavily on technology provided by Apple. Their aggressive stance towards other develop...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: Well, that solves one of my reservations about VoodooPad, which is that >it is hard to take seriously a developer called "Flying Meat." > I believe that the developer just happ...

My opening comment was merely a disclaimer that I wanted to leave the evaluation of the various merits of CT v6 to people who are far more knowledgeable and experienced with this program than myself. ...

Title says it all, over at http://connectedtext.com/ is a new version to be seen. I am waiting for Steve Z. to point out what has improved etc.

MadaboutDana wrote: emacs - especially in Orgmode - is perfectly ghastly, and I find it >perfectly astonishing, in this day and age, that anybody could >conceivably WANT to use such a thing. I sym...

Yes, I was aware of that and tested it, too. However, running two operating systems and relying on connectivity between programs on either OS is not my idea of long-term stability.

Thanks for the concrete suggestions, I actually saw some of them already but noticed some new ideas upon re-reading them, thanks. I learned that there are some things I absolutely need to keep separ...

Thanks for the welcome and your replies. I think I should clarify my intention and background a little. Yes, few tools are better than many, at least if that's too many. With this thread I would like...

Hi first post from me but I have been lurking for a long time here. In real life I am an academic and as such am involved in many projects, some are in the acquisition phase (gathering information abo...