Alexander Deliyannis
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Thank you! I'm on Windows and Linux, but will check the functionality of the tools you mention and see what similar is available for me.
Paul Korm wrote:
>Finder searches are far more adaptable and c...
Paul Korm wrote:
>I've all but abandoned using it after
>realizing the file system and a few useful low-cost utilities gets more
>done than fiddling with databases.)
Can you mention some of these uti...
Witty-Euphemisms wrote:
>What I'm looking for may not exist yet (to my knowledge) and is more
>than likely a figment of my imagination. I am looking for an
>"all-in-one" information organizer and plan...
TheBrain 9 is out of beta
7/13/2018
I remember that in the past (more than a decade ago) TheBrain had attempted to enter the enterprise world as the BrainEKP (Enterprise Knowledge Platform). While completely out of reach for all the org...
Jeffery Smith wrote:
>Right now, my bucket is Evernote.
Same here. I should add that it's been so for the last 9 years, with more than 25,000 notes. It's an amazing relief to not need to think where ...
Dark themes
7/6/2018
Many thanks Kirill, Checkvist rules! http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/4428
Display more notes at the same time
6/27/2018
Check this thread out :)
http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/5136/
Sense Editor
6/25/2018
I also owned a license for Sense and, as far as I remember, after activation it should have no problem working perpetually. However, one wouldn't be able to update to versions released more than one y...
Ultra Recall vs myBase
6/18/2018
Hi,
I'm happy to see myBase mentioned again in this forum; I believe it's a very capable information manager with some very interesting features.
For me, the main differentiation between the two i...
A (very) interesting new browser
6/9/2018
This might be of interest:
"Apple Just Made Safari the Good Privacy Browser"
https://www.wired.com/story/apple-safari-privacy-wwdc/
Sorry, for some reason I missed your parenthesised reference to MS Word the first time I read your post...
Hi, not sure if this is what you have in mind, but I just tried Microsoft Word and its highlighter tool is persistent.
Andy Brice wrote:
>Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Also, do bear in mind that in Linux the culture of Open Source and Free
>>(as in speech but also as in beer) is much stronger than in Windows and
>>Mac...
Also, do bear in mind that in Linux the culture of Open Source and Free (as in speech but also as in beer) is much stronger than in Windows and Mac.
My suggestion would be to support Hyper Plan's Li...
Thanks; MX looks like a very interesting distribution.
cicerosc wrote:
>Dr. Andrus you probably already know but Ecco and Bonsai work perfectly
>under linux. I am in legal profession and I use Bons...
I forgot to mention Outwiker http://jenyay.net/Outwiker/English I've used it successfully to structure text notes across directories; its advantage is that it can also handle HTML and wiki markup. How...
Dr Andus wrote:
@Alexander,
>
>I wonder how your Linux experiment is going.
Actually, quite well. It never became my main working OS, but I have a second notebook which I often turn to. Recently, my ...
Remarkable on offer for 4 more hours
5/10/2018
In case anyone's interested:
https://remarkable.com
best outliner you use? (2018)
5/8/2018
Dr Andus wrote:
P.S. And there are also quasi-subscriptions, such as the annual "upgrade
>protection" schemes.
Mind Manager, under Corel, is the latest on this bandwagon:
http://www.outlinersoftware...
best outliner you use? (2018)
5/8/2018
Dr Andus wrote:
>At the same time it's preventing me from considering other purchases or
>subscriptions. So the industry is shooting itself in the foot to some
>extent.
Indeed, in more ways than one...
This may be of interest to iOS users:
http://www.aeontimeline.com/ios/
search - curated & updated list?
4/14/2018
Jan S. wrote:
>But I think in general it shouldn't be that complicated because if you
>have the .html it is pretty easy to convert to .txt, .rtf or whatever
>the software requires. There are also some...
best outliner you use? (2018)
4/14/2018
Mark wrote:
>You can search and edit files online using Github's
>interface if needed, and there's a useful Kanban-style organizational
>tool I've begun to use for projects.
Thanks, you've got me re...
SheetPlanner 1.0 Beta
4/14/2018
ROTFL!
tightbeam wrote:
I don't know ... I think a lot of people would like to have their "s**t"
>planned out better.
SheetPlanner 1.0 Beta
4/13/2018
Hi Peter,
Thanks for this invitation. As I am on Windows and Linux but not Mac, I can only view things from afar and be -slightly- jealous.
Going off-topic though, as a marketing guy, I would stron...