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I've always been a fan of the way the Cat works. So much so that my main work tool is pretty much a copy of the Cat on modern hardware. It beats, and has been b
by sanoli 13y ago
I've always been a fan of the way the Cat works. So much so that my main work tool is pretty much a copy of the Cat on modern hardware. It beats, and has been beating for a bunch of years now, any alternative that I try to give a go.
PS. Notational Velocity and NValt are pretty awesome too.
- simbolit 13y agocan you elaborate? what is your main work tool?
- fit2rule 13y agoThe mischief in me wants to say that its probably emacs or something .. ;)
- sanoli 13y agoEmacs would be perfect for this, if it weren't so dammn complex/complicated. The learning curve is too steep for someone who just wants to write and isn't a programmer.
- sanoli 13y agoMy main work tool is a Thinkpad keyboard with the trackpoint buttons below the spacebar mapped just like the Leap keys on the Cannon Cat. All of my work is inside two text files, one with what I'm actually working on ATM and the other with everything else I'll ever need to keep on a computer. I've been through a few text editors over the years, and the one I'm using now is Archy, which was made by Raskin's son actually. It's pretty much a copy of the Canon Cat, rewritten in python. To the commenter below: I will switch to emacs one day, but haven't yet, since any good text editor with incremental search will do. Oh, and I also remap every navigation shortcut to some home row shortcut, for when I don't want to use 'leap' to navigate. What do you use as your main work tool?