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Looking at this, it immediately reminded me of Emacs org-mode. The ability to manage agenda and notes and link Them all together. In fact, org-mode is often use
by celeritascelery 7y ago
Looking at this, it immediately reminded me of Emacs org-mode. The ability to manage agenda and notes and link Them all together. In fact, org-mode is often used for research as well
https://www.r-project.org/conferences/useR-2011/TalkSlides/Contributed/16Aug_1115_FocusI_4-ReportingWorkflows_3-Leha.pdf https://www.r-project.org/conferences/useR-2011/TalkSlides/C...
- DesertVarnish 7y agoAt one point, Roam supported importing org-mode files (my team actually asked them to implement it back in spring of 2018). The product vision has changed a lot since then and I'm not sure if they still support it, but if there's interest I wouldn't be surprised if they brought it back.
- conaws 7y agoYou can import any plain text or markdown file into Roam -- we take the indentation structure and parse it out. Can also copy/paste in any html Would build a special emacs importer if there was strong need -- but emacs export is so powerful you can also just export org-files into a format that Roam accepts already