On 2011/05/03 16:42, Mathias Bauer wrote:
I use a platform independent and browser based "note book" that lets me easily
share my notes through several platforms and computers:
http://www.tiddlywiki.com/
Highly recommended.
Thank you, Mathias. That is almost the one that I have been looking for. I
agree with you. TiddlyWiki is highly recommended. It is so great! :-)
I really love the user interface that the TiddlyWiki offers. Clicking on a link
results in just inserting additional contents, instead of jumping to another
web page and thus loosing current contents.
The topic that Alexandro suggests gives me a good opportunity to consider what
I have being looking for for years.
After deep considerations with good taste of a bottle of red wine, I have
reached a conclusion. The OpenOffice.org is the best one I have been looking
for.
The OpenOffice.org Writer and Master Document are able to hold various embedded
objects such as spread sheets, presentation slides, and text documents
themselves and simple files such as photo images and also Microsoft Office
files...
Now I have become to feel that I would like to start development efforts of somewhat
so-called "OpenOffice.org Notebook."
It would save contents into a tree structure consisting of several hierarchical
directories (folders), instead of a single ZIP archive format.
Its physical directory (folder) structure, reflecting a corresponding ODF ZIP
file format, could be shared with several PCs and users by properly using a
file lock facility.
The directory (folder) could be shared with several PCs and/or users through
Common Internet File System (CIFS), aka SAMBA, protocol, and/or NFS, UFS, and
so on.
"Mercurial," a version control system, might be involved to track history of
changes.
The reason why I would like OpenOffice.org rather than such a web interface,
e.g. TiddlyWiki offers, is WYSIWYG.
I would like to just type anything being come up with in my mind on the notebook, instead of clicking on a
link "Edit" and facing somewhat magical spells and then accepting "Done" or
"Save."
I have been using "Emacs" for the purpose for decades. This opportunity could
be a good chance for evolution!
Don't you think so?
Best regards,
Tora
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