From: "Scott Junner" <[email protected]> > I'm looking for suggestions, if you have them. > > I want a personal organiser that is organised. Go figure.
Let me try;-) Maybe you write it. I do not have the time - partially thanks to the lack of the personal organizer;-) BTW: I spend a morning walking (without thinking of documenting, photographing etc.) and writing mail on paper. It really feels healthier than all of the electronic gadgets which are stealing hours craving for attention. I am more and more in favour of "single purpose machines." If I want a phone I use a phone. If I want to read I read a book. If I want to work or doing more complicated things I use a computer. The best organizer seems to be notebook. A6 so it fits in my trousers. What's missing is a "grep" and a "sort". And a one click action on my mailreader, browser etc. to "send" it to the notebook. So maybe you can build this one for me;-) But in absence of it, what about a web app containing this? If you put it in the cloud you have it everywhere as long as you have a computer. So, what's needed? 1. A database 2. An easy way to insert events 3. A URL for every reference 4. A tagging system 5. A search engine 6. A slick presentation A lot of bits and pieces exists. Maybe it just needs some assembly work to get it done. Or it already exists? BTW: This all screams for a standardized object-oriented base system and GUI so you can add an "organizer dialogue", "open" and 'search" action to every object you want to reference.. I am definitely not up to scratch in all areas so I wonder what people can contribute in a "brain storming" session. Regards Peter _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list [email protected] http://lists.luv.asn.au/listinfo/luv-main
