jaslar
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No, Fargo lost the inline notes, too.
Kabikaboo
6/3/2013
Update, Kabikaboo is a very primitive novel planning program. Again, no where near as capable as many of the other tools out there. But free!
Kabikaboo
6/3/2013
While messing around with Linux today, I ran across CherryTree (which I believe has been mentioned here before and has some pretty nifty features, particularly the ability to reorder paragraphs in a t...
My use doesn't quite match yours, but I use Notecase Pro for my overall dashboard. if you like the mindmap approach, Xmind is a good free alternative. It does some nice structural views that are often...
I just tested the OPML export/import with tkoutline, Notecase Pro, and Fargo.
tkoutline = error message
Notecase Pro = the right pane shows the correct information and hierachy -- but the left pane i...
Question at large: About Notecase Pro
5/12/2013
Notecase Pro has become the dashboard of my work life: project management, journal, drafting of complex documents, notes. I think it's continued development, swift responsiveness of the author, and ab...
smallpicture.com - dave winer
5/5/2013
I just spent a little time with Fargo today. It's seems an incremental step up from Little Outliner: a small one pane outliner with a small set of features. It does the absolute essentials of outlinin...
Lately I've been doing a lot of professional speaking, and find that I much prefer mind maps to outlines. Probably that's because it's easier to keep yourself oriented with a glance -- the spacial cue...
Outline +
4/14/2013
Yes, I like the idea of backing up everything FROM Evernotes to somewhere I own. Nixnotes is fast, and has been pretty reliable.
Your top 3 tools?
4/6/2013
1. Notecase Pro. This is my work horse: daily task manager, notes database, work flow coordinator, journal, writing organizer and dashboard. A two pane outliner, and sometimes I miss that single pane ...
smallpicture.com - dave winer
4/6/2013
So I went and took a look at this. Along the way, I saw a link to Workflowy, which I somehow missed when it came out.
At this point, I use iOS, Windows, Linux and Android. And suddenly finding a cou...
Outline +
2/18/2013
I too find myself using Evernote more -- again, ubiquity across iOS, Android, Windows and Linux (with Nixnotes). On the iPad, I also really like the PlainText program -- a two pane outliner that makes...
Mac: Notebook vs Notetaker
1/26/2012
I bought CarbonFin for the iPad -- a clean, simple program that I like a lot. It also has a web-based platform. But I admit that (as is true for most things with the iPad), I use it for lighter-weight...
THANK YOU, CHRIS!
12/25/2011
Hear hear. Many thanks!
I was fiddling around last week with CarbonFin Outline for the iPad, and found that I could export to OPML, then read it into tkoutline (http://tkoutline.sourceforge.net/scm/wiki?name=Tkoutline). I ru...
Notecase Pro does exactly this. A wonderfully easy outlining pane on the left, a full text editing window on the right. It does a whale of a lot more than that, too, but the simplicity of the interfac...
In the Linux world:
Jpilot for day to day task management
Notecase Pro for larger projects, outlining, textbases, notes
Freemind for mindmapping, visual brainstorming
Openoffice for final writing
Thu...
Mindmapping
12/8/2008
For me, mindmapping has two big strengths: tackling a project (brainstorming approaches and topics to investigate), and planning a speech. Often, a big project will eventually move into other tools to...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/8/2008
I bought an Acer Aspire One, $329, not including tax. I bought the one running Linux, Linpus Lite, actually. See this thread to see how to turn it into a more familiar desktop. I also give instruction...
Linux outliners
9/7/2008
tkoutline remains the only graphically based single pane outliner I've found -- but it's very limited in use. I anted up for Notecase Pro, and have been very happy with it. It has hoist, mark and gath...
Notecase Pro in 2008
1/28/2008
I have been intrigued enough by Miroslav Rajcic's Notecase Pro to plunk down enough money for a lifetime license, all platforms. And I have to say that I'm liking it a lot. I'm a Linux user, and this ...
Freemind
10/1/2007
I'm a former KAMAS user, too. These days, Freemind is definitely part of my tool chest. I'm in the Linux world, not Windows, but have admired Freemind as truly cross-platform.
The current best-of-cla...