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Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: ArchiMark on March 15, 2007, 12:32:33 am
Would be great to have a decent outliner app (hierarchical...)....

Something similar to StageOne! that I used when using Sharp ROM....
Hierarchical outlining....

Any suggestions??
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: ZDevil on March 15, 2007, 04:08:35 am
For GUI, NoteCase is my favorite. It's fast, lightweight and full of functionality (now it can even do some wiki-like things).
It's in the pinned "New Package Announcement" thread. There you'll also find a number of alternatives.

For CLI, I am studying Emacs Planner Mode. The great thing is there is no issue of syncing or cross flatform file sharing. Everything is done in plain text. And being able to  implement GTD is the gem.
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: dsteuer on March 15, 2007, 04:41:13 am
For my workflow the vimoutliner fits best.
See vimoutliner.org

Obviously it´s a vim extension, so may be some learning required ;-)

For the rest ZDevils remarks for the command line apply here, too.

Detlef
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: daniel3000 on March 15, 2007, 05:09:03 am
I can also strongly recommend Notecase.
Many useful features, and the author has implemented many things to make it more usable on the Zaurus.
I donated him a Zaurus for this great work, so we can expect more Zaurus optimizations in the future.

daniel
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: Chero on March 15, 2007, 06:40:55 am
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I can also strongly recommend Notecase.
Many useful features, and the author has implemented many things to make it more usable on the Zaurus.
I donated him a Zaurus for this great work, so we can expect more Zaurus optimizations in the future.

daniel
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Mmm, not sure, he might spend all his time on the new zaurus now instead of working on notecase ....    

There is also : Tuxcards - Treeline - Zim - Gjots - ... available for pdaXrom.

Chero.
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: jpmatrix on March 15, 2007, 07:02:26 am
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I can also strongly recommend Notecase.
Many useful features, and the author has implemented many things to make it more usable on the Zaurus.
I donated him a Zaurus for this great work, so we can expect more Zaurus optimizations in the future.

daniel
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+1 for NoteCase
moreover you can use it under window$ too, and transfer data from/to the Zaurus
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: ArchiMark on March 15, 2007, 09:29:12 am
Thanks for all those suggestions, guys...Really appreciate it!

Will check 'em out now....

 
Title: Any Good Outliner Apps Available?
Post by: daniel3000 on March 15, 2007, 10:00:41 am
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I can also strongly recommend Notecase.
Many useful features, and the author has implemented many things to make it more usable on the Zaurus.
I donated him a Zaurus for this great work, so we can expect more Zaurus optimizations in the future.

daniel
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Mmm, not sure, he might spend all his time on the new zaurus now instead of working on notecase ....    

There is also : Tuxcards - Treeline - Zim - Gjots - ... available for pdaXrom.

Chero.
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Amazingly he has released three test versions in the last two weeks while he has the Zaurus :-)
I tried the others you mention... I found them either to be not weel enough usable on the Zaurus or to be not powerful enough.

I also tried Leo, this Python-based huge outliner project which is very custimazable and extremely powerful. This looked promising, but unfortunately is not really usable due to performance issues.

daniel