cicerosc
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- 1/17/2026
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Dynalist Revisited
1/17/2026
It is such a shame that they won't open source it or someone develop a FOSS clone.
This looks very nice and I hope you will continue development. I am a big fan of Dynalist but for its web-focus, and if you could develop a work-alike that is oriented around local data that would be...
In Memorium To Infocentral
7/9/2025
The infocentral instruction manual:
https://www.macros.koenecke.us/InfoCentral/resources/ICManual.pdf
In Memorium To Infocentral
7/9/2025
Every once in a while when I get an itch to look for a new outliner I fondly think back on my time (in the early 90's I think?) with Wordperfect/Novel/Corel's "Infocentral."
I was mainly using Ecco a...
From Ecco To Emacs / Org-Mode
12/30/2024
Thanks for your post Rafael. I am now about 90 days into my org-mode exploration, and I am more enthusiastic than ever.
Like you, I have learned a lot from the system-crafters videos.
It's unfort...
From Ecco To Emacs / Org-Mode
12/4/2024
cicerosc wrote:
> That seems to me to be a great shape - I hope I
>will come across someone who has already thought through sane toolbar
>defaults and has a "distro" somewhere that I am yet to find....
From Ecco To Emacs / Org-Mode
12/4/2024
Still thinking about this myself and moving forward. Another comment to emphasize something:
I fully understand why "power users" think it is a great idea to turn off all menus and toolbars after th...
From Ecco To Emacs / Org-Mode
11/29/2024
Dr. Andrus' comment below describes me for the last twenty-five years:
> Posted by Dr Andus
>Sep 8, 2015 at 10:03 PM
>zoe wrote:
>I’m finally starting to push beyond the initial Emacs learning ...
Work-Alike Alternative To Dynalist
4/2/2024
I've tried Obsidian and I've tried Logseq and several others, but I keep wanting a local program that works on my computer with similar features and workflow to Dynalist, with the focus on block outli...
I saw Tangent mentioned today in another thread and that brought me back here as the only thread apparently devoted to Tangent.
Anyone been using it and have comment on how far it has come over the l...
Thank you for this link! Well worth the time it took me to watch it, and gave me some good ideas.
I see that Tiddlyresearch is archived and points to a more recent Tiddylstudy, which on first glance appears to have fewer features. Anyone following the development of these and/or using them, as Dr...
I did some googling on the status of Tiddlywiki as an outliner, as I like the idea of a self-modifying small single file option for specific projects (rather than as a full knowledge base).
Most of t...
XYplorer Black Friday Sale
11/24/2022
I know this is not much help but I have been a user of xyplorer for years and I really like it. Constantly improving and while it has some quirks I like it a lot
Thank you for the suggestions so far! i have some distant familiarity with Tiddlywiki but I am not on top of the latest variants. I have some experience also with Dynalist but not with Workflowy. I ...
And also in case it's not clear I envision the desired goal being software which is essentially an outliner itself, with capability of generating the HTML, not just a one time only hard coded HTML fin...
I have a need for the ability to host a webpage with an outline view that has the ability to be one-click zoomed to show all levels of a type at the same timr, sort of like the EccoPro "Show Level" co...
SheetPlanner 2.1 Sync & Collaboration
10/28/2021
Don't want to hijack thread but I searched and could not find answer to this:. Any hope for a Linux / Windows compatible version?
InfoQube Outliner Announcement
5/3/2020
Pierre I use MXLinux but if you can get it running on any Debian or Ubuntu system I bet I can make it work on MX
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
Sure, can you tell me which distribution you're using ...
InfoQube Outliner Announcement
5/3/2020
Pierre - Were you able to determine if the Outliner version is more successful in running in Wine than the full version?
InfoQube Outliner Announcement
4/23/2020
I am very much looking forward to trying this, especially if it is now finally able to run (using wine) within Linux, to which I have completely converted.
a few thoughts about infoqube
10/25/2019
"But I have increasing sympathy with those among us who have switched to (various versions of) Linux."
Pierre - I logged in just to comment on this. I've tried many times with wine/crossover but wit...
I monitor Atlantis closely, use it regularly, and post on the Atlantis forums. I am glad someone called attention to the collapsing heading feature as I intended to, but didn't find time to post. I a...
I just read Dr. Andrus' post here: https://drandus.wordpress.com/tag/storyview/
How have I possibly missed this gem of an outliner???
It's definitely aged but it looks like it is still one of the...
I tried to make my title descriptive but here is what I am asking:
It occurs to me that many of my outlining needs are highly simple - just the ability to make a list of items that I can drag and dro...
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