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Hi BettleB, thank you for checking out organice. You're question is very valid - it's important to move stuff around quickly in an Org file. In organice, you c
by preek 6y ago
Hi BettleB,
thank you for checking out organice. You're question is very valid - it's important to move stuff around quickly in an Org file. In organice, you can quickly move nodes (and trees) in any direction. Here's a screencast showing how: https://youtu.be/aQKc0hcFXCk?t=360 https://youtu.be/aQKc0hcFXCk?t=360
Having said that, since moving nodes around quickly is important, you can do a lot more with nodes in organice. For example, you can create sparse trees[1] or you can refile trees.
If you've got further questions, feel free to ping me up anytime!
1. https://200ok.ch/posts/2020-02-09_creating_org_mode_sparse_trees_in_emacs_and_organice.html https://200ok.ch/posts/2020-02-09_creating_org_mode_sparse_t...
- BeetleB 6y agoI'll take a look at it, but as someone who mostly uses a PC with a keyboard, having convenient keybindings would be critical for me - I don't want to do too much with the mouse. But certainly, for the times when I'm not near a computer, it's nice to be able to access via the phone, etc.
- preek 6y agohihi, good points! organice has you covered on shortcuts, though. Quite a few users don't use it primarily as a mobile app, but in a desktop browser. You can even customize them. This is the settings screen for shortcuts: http://screenshots.200ok.ch/screenshot_2020_05_12-c9c7a531.png http://screenshots.200ok.ch/screenshot_2020_05_12-c9c7a531.p... Of course, the shortcuts are not as mighty as in Emacs or VIM, but the usecase is a different one (away from your main computer or sharing files with people not that much into text editors). In any case, thank you for taking the time to check it out. If it helps you just a couple of times while on the go to add something to the shopping list or remember when you're in the store, I'm happy^^