Re: My Perception of Leo

On Sat, 17 Sep 2016 13:14:51 -0700 (PDT) Chris George wrote: > The combination of "Easter Egg" menu, Window, and Cmds makes things > complicated. One menu to rule them all would be a great place to > start. There's the Window -> Arrange Panes menu, which can open the

Re: My Perception of Leo

The combination of "Easter Egg" menu, Window, and Cmds makes things complicated. One menu to rule them all would be a great place to start. All testing done with the highly recommended plugins enables. I am thinking I might nee to disable all plugins before diving too deeply into this too much

Re: My Perception of Leo

On Mon, 29 Aug 2016 18:36:37 -0600 Mike Hodson wrote: > Hello Chris, Viktor, > > You and others have brought up great points about how Leo is used in a > day-to-day basis. > I'm having trouble with what appears to be "one" editing window. > > Please, correct me if I haven't

Re: My Perception of Leo

Hello Chris, Viktor, You and others have brought up great points about how Leo is used in a day-to-day basis. I'm having trouble with what appears to be "one" editing window. Please, correct me if I haven't figured this functionality out yet. Namely, I appreciate 'Tabs' and appreciate that leo

Re: My Perception of Leo

Hello Chris, Thanks for starting a new thread & sharing your perception. My initial feedback: If Leo (as is) fulfills all of your needs, then that's a good/ great status for you! Another feedback: IMO a lot of the discussion focuses on the questions: Should more things be added to the Leo

My Perception of Leo

Over the past couple of years I have begun to see Leo as an outlining editor that can emulate every editor and every outliner out there. Every time I try to narrow Leo's spot in in my toolchain, it widens and another dedicated tool passes on. The recent discussion about paring Leo down to a