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I have written an org-mode replacement that addresses some of the key challenges (hard to learn, awkward) while keeping some key benefits (efficient from keyboa
by lcall 11y ago
I have written an org-mode replacement that addresses some of the key challenges (hard to learn, awkward) while keeping some key benefits (efficient from keyboard, extremely flexible), and adding huge flexibility in what can be done:
http://onemodel.org http://onemodel.org
It is a personal organizer, and the beginning of a platform to change how individuals (or mankind) manage knowledge overall.
(Now with an improved web site.)
Feedback welcome!!
- alphapapa 11y agoLooks interesting, but Java is a turn-off for me. Even more of a turn-off for me is storing data in Postgres. Postgres is great, but one of the primary benefits of Org is that it stores data in plain-text. I can get data out of my Org files on any platform with any program that can view text files. To get data out of a Postgres file...is orders of magnitude more complicated. But it looks interesting. I'd recommend putting up some screenshots, because the front page of your site is a list of links without much actual information. :)
- lcall 11y agoJust saw your reply. The app has export (& import) features to convert anything to (or from) an indented plain-text outline. Thanks for the suggestion. There are screen shots under "about" then "what it is today" then "screen shots". I should probably put them on the top in a side frame or such. The FAQs have in them somewhere, links to a discussion of a more detailed comparison with org-mode. I could use web design input, maybe via lists or at the site.